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beekman
07-12-2013, 01:31 PM
Hi all
I am moving to TV in early August to Spanish Springs. After I unpack, I will need to park the rental truck overnight in a safe and acceptable area before turning it in the next day.
Is there a procedure?
Is there a proper place outside the neighborhood?
Am I on my own to decide?
Thanks in advance for any assistance or guidance.:22yikes:
DougB
07-12-2013, 01:35 PM
Hi all
I am moving to TV in early August to Spanish Springs. After I unpack, I will need to park the rental truck overnight in a safe and acceptable area before turning it in the next day.
Is there a procedure?
Is there a proper place outside the neighborhood?
Am I on my own to decide?
Thanks in advance for any assistance or guidance.:22yikes:
I would assume your drive way would be a safe place. By the way welcome to TV and TOTV.
missypie
07-12-2013, 02:09 PM
Hi all
I am moving to TV in early August to Spanish Springs. After I unpack, I will need to park the rental truck overnight in a safe and acceptable area before turning it in the next day.
Is there a procedure?
Is there a proper place outside the neighborhood?
Am I on my own to decide?
Thanks in advance for any assistance or guidance.:22yikes:
Glad you asked that question! We are closing in Fernandina in less than 2 weeks!!!!!!! Our truck will also be in front of the house for 2 days
NotGolfer
07-12-2013, 03:52 PM
We parked our rental in front of our house...only had it there for a couple of days. IF you keep it locked it should be o.k.
I had a rental truck parked in my driveway for a couple of days when we moved in with the first "load". My next door neighbor came over and asked me when was I going to move it. Wow. I was kind of flabbergasted but told her it was going back soon. She wasn't real happy about the reply. She is a great neighbor but still I was kind surprised as it wasn't really bothering anyone being parked in my driveway.
Midvale
07-12-2013, 06:08 PM
I'd heard motor homes were allowed at your house for 72 hours. It seems a rental truck should be ok for that long, especially in your driveway.
I had a rental truck parked in my driveway for a couple of days when we moved in with the first "load". My next door neighbor came over and asked me when was I going to move it. Wow. I was kind of flabbergasted but told her it was going back soon. She wasn't real happy about the reply. She is a great neighbor but still I was kind surprised as it wasn't really bothering anyone being parked in my driveway.
gomoho
07-12-2013, 06:11 PM
driveway is fine unless you got unlucky with neighbors
JB in TV
07-12-2013, 07:34 PM
If it drips oil, I wouldn't want it parked on my new driveway! What about parking it at one of the mail stations or rec centers?
mulligan
07-13-2013, 06:37 AM
Most likely will be tagged by community watch at mail station or rec center.
The best thing to do is contact the district government.
VCDD Contact Us (http://www.districtgov.org/contactus/index.aspx)
They'll have the right information for your neighborhood.
golf2140
07-13-2013, 10:11 AM
Contact neighborhood watch. You will be allowed to park it at a rec center overnight.
asianthree
07-13-2013, 06:14 PM
in your driveway, its only overnight
DougB
07-13-2013, 06:30 PM
If it drips oil, I wouldn't want it parked on my new driveway! What about parking it at one of the mail stations or rec centers?
Huh?
Paulz
07-14-2013, 05:36 AM
We are moving down in September. I checked with our Village home designer and in the course of moving you are allowed to have a truck or POD in your driveway for a short amount of time.
Can't wait....
BeeGee
07-14-2013, 06:31 AM
...at our rental home in Sunset Pointe, we had a truck parked for a short period of time, but our very sweet neighbors (insert sarcasm) called the police on us...the morning we were moving it a deputy knocked on the door to tell us we needed to move it that day....we had checked on parking it at Rec Ctr (Miona right around the corner) but they said no...anyway, just a word of warning. These people came out of their house on the night we pulled in w/the truck and yelled at us that we were not to drive the truck over their sprinkler heads, that by the way were not ever in any danger...yelled at a friend of ours who was visiting that she'd better move the golf cart immediately as it was in front of his house when she was merely moving it out of the driveway for just a moment while changing car positions.....very unhappy people...sorry, had to vent!!! chilout
Jakel
07-14-2013, 08:01 AM
what should happen is this... when you pull up with the truck several neighbors should appear in your driveway offering to help you unload and later a few more will come by to meet you and bring a pie or brownies.... leave the truck in your driveway but put a tarp, blanket or box under the motor end of the truck insure your driveway stays protected
missypie
07-14-2013, 08:21 AM
Silly question:
Will the heavy loaded 26 foot truck crack our new driveway?
mulligan
07-14-2013, 08:48 AM
It is quite possible that the loaded truck will crack the driveway. Drive it in after it is unloaded.
DonH57
07-14-2013, 08:53 AM
I have to agree BeeGee. It does depend on where you are. Very unhappy souls indeed. Misery loves company. We are thankfull not to be in one of those neighborhoods. We also never let stories of grumpbucket neighbors stop us from moving here. You'll find them everywhere unfortunately.
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