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Originally Posted by ncr2482
My experience with deed compliance regarding overnight parking...they do walk the walk. You need to call them with the address of the offenders location. At times it is not the owner, but a renter or guests and when this happens I give them two days of overnight parking on the street, then call Deed Compliance and they take care of it that evening.
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Village Watch told me they check license plates in CYV guest parking lots. If a vehicle parks there for more than a few days, they investigate! So that residents don't use the guest parking for their own second vehicle.
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Just called Community Standards again a few minutes ago (called 3 weeks ago and got no results or feedback) about a vehicle parked in our courtyard villa's Visitor Parking. It's been there with a dead battery for almost 3
months now.
This time the woman there did call back and said that they sent a driver around but since the vehicle is tagged there is nothing they can do and that I should call the sheriff. I pointed out to her that it is a violation of our deed restrictions
(Article IX. Parking Restrictions - "No owner of a homesite shall park, store or keep any vehicle except wholly within his driveway, garage or other non-visitor parking spaces.")
She just reiterated that the driver said it was tagged and that I had to call the sheriff because it was a public street.
The times they-are-a-changing....sure wish Nick was still there in the VCDD.