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Originally Posted by ajbrown
This is for discussion sake only, I have no issues I am trying solve. I still am not convinced The Villages could not enforce the parking deed restriction if they wanted to, based on the items I cited in post #28. These opinions and cases did not address a parking violation for the county, but rather a "breach of contract" by the homeowner not abiding by the deed restrictions.
I am not advocating TV spend any resources to address this issue, but it seems to me there is precedence to enforce this without the county changing anything.
Am I missing something in the cases I cited that could never apply here?
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I answered your point. This language is so ridiculously worded no court would enforce it. It does NOT say you cannot park on the street... it says once your name is on the deed you cannot move your car, golf car, bike, or any other vehicle anywhere in the universe if it is not parked in your garage or on your driveways (if you do not have brick pavers) if you have forgotten to park it IN the garage before you signed it.. and then you must keep it there until you get your name off the deed. Do you really think that language is enforceable?
JJ