Patio Pad Rules
 

We have a nice patio cement pad that comes with the house. What kind of restrictions are there to what can be placed on it? It can be seen from the road.

I would like to place our grill and some outdoor lawn furniture on it with a fire pit.

Jus review your Restrictive Covenants.
Village Community Development Districts

Yes and even a cross

No restrictions for these common items. No prior approval needed.

you'll be fine with those items, enjoy the home

I agree with above, however if you want to enclose with a bird cage, you will need ARC approval.

Reminder to all. Hurricanes. You need to prevent your stuff from damaging your home and or your neighbors. A fire pit? Securing it? Cleaning and disposing of ash?

No restrictions for those items.
Welcome to TV. Time to kick back and enjoy life.
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Getting the correct answer
 

If you want to be sure you're getting the correct answer and just not someone's opinion just call "Deeds Restrictions'' during business hours.

If the pad is in the back you can put anything you want on it.

Thank You
 

Thank you all. My mind has been placed a little more at ease. Moving time is approaching and I am feeling the stress.

Anything goes, except you can’t put on a rocket launcher.

The question is why would you think you can’t put a grill and furniture on a patio?

I have a rocket launcher on mine.

Theres no restrictions for that but in the future just get a set of restrictions so youll know each one

Nothing wrong with double-checking.

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Welcome to TV.
Enjoy the journey.

Dear NORMAL from Ohio,
Welcome! You will love TV and all the activities, but especially the winter weather. Lots of NE Ohio folks here (I wonder why LOL)

No doubts, just call Community Standards, no opinions, no guess work, no second guessing. (352) 751-3912

This guy used to have friendly neighbors, now none.

You need to go through the ARC (Architectural Review Committee).

Put anything you want there. In case you over step and place something prohibited there, there is a group of roaming deed restriction enforcement police (neighbors) that will alert you to any violations (anonymously, of course).

Ummmm, NO you don't...
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Call your district office and ask them , you can also ask what items need a pre-approvial

IMO too hot down here for fire pit. Plus it get dry and now got ambers floating around. IMO shouldn’t be allowed in community where houses stacked in line sardines.

This is not directed to you but to anyone considering the villages. Why don't you read the deed restrictions before you decide to purchase? No matter how many pages it is it's one of your biggest purchases in life, and you should decide to be happy where you live

Hurricane aide - put a couple small screw-in concrete anchors in the concrete slab near the furniture. Then when hurricane wind is forecast, take a rope or lightweight cable and tie down to the anchor(s).
Keeps things from flying around the neighbors house

Refer to your architectural paperwork u receive at closing. I believe open flames of any kind are prohibited.

Patio
 

I have the same thin on a corner lot. I added a wall, ran an underground natural gas line for a grill and also added a natural gas fire pit. All of this is covered by a sun-setter awning. It is great for those cool evenings to sit out and have a fire. I particularly enjoy the fact that it is on a corner lot, so many times neighbors will stroll by and join us.