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Calisport 01-06-2022 09:21 AM

New renter moved in across the street Citrus Grove "new" Patio VIlla
 
Short term couple moved in till April. They place lawn chairs and water bottles in the actual street (permenantly). They have a patio and a large side yard already. Found out the renter needs a lawn chair on the street to smoke cigarettes.

We have contacted the owners listed on the Villages rentals that we finally found. Thanks.

Owner must have contacted "street sitting tenants" because the chairs are gone.

Dotneko 01-06-2022 10:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Calisport (Post 2046751)
Short term couple moved in till April. They place lawn chairs and water bottles on the street permanently to get sun even though they have a patio and a large side yard. We are at the end of the street. Aren't there restrictions in place by Sumter Co.?

I dont believe there are any restrictions on actually being able to use your yard for sitting or drinking.

Dana1963 01-06-2022 10:07 AM

Maybe you should call Sumter County and after getting answer let us know. I doubt Sumter County monitors TOTV.

davem4616 01-06-2022 10:16 AM

go join them....maybe they're nice folks

fdpaq0580 01-06-2022 10:17 AM

Just to be clear
 
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Originally Posted by Calisport (Post 2046751)
Short term couple moved in till April. They place lawn chairs and water bottles on the street permanently to get sun even though they have a patio and a large side yard. We are at the end of the street. Aren't there restrictions in place by Sumter Co.?

When you say "on the street permanently" , do you mean actually placing chairs in the street and on the asphalt? Or do you mean placing chairs in the yard next to the street. Makes a lot of difference.

Bogie Shooter 01-06-2022 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Calisport (Post 2046751)
Short term couple moved in till April. They place lawn chairs and water bottles on the street permanently to get sun even though they have a patio and a large side yard. We are at the end of the street. Aren't there restrictions in place by Sumter Co.?

Call community standards and ask.

Calisport 01-06-2022 10:31 AM

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Velvet 01-06-2022 10:36 AM

Drive your car up if they are blocking the street and honk…loudly and constantly. If they are not blocking the street then I’d let it go.

I have to tell you a different story. We have renters next door. They were out on the lanai with guests perhaps 4 guys playing cards telling jokes, laughing quietly etc. An anole climbed up my lanai screen - something I disapprove of because when we open the screen they sometimes come in, can’t find their way out and then they die. In order to prevent this, I went up to the screen and said “shoo”, as anoles can hear. The anole did leave but I noticed, the laughter next door stopped. Then the guys left. I realized they must have thought I had said, “Shhh”. Some renters are so considerate!

Topspinmo 01-06-2022 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Dotneko (Post 2046778)
I dont believe there are any restrictions on actually being able to use your yard for sitting or drinking.


Said they was in the street, must be from big city where the street only place you have any room? So, there use to being in street all the time….:duck:

rustyp 01-06-2022 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Calisport (Post 2046751)
Short term couple moved in till April. They place lawn chairs and water bottles in the actual street (permenantly). They have a patio and a large side yard already. Found out the renter needs a lawn chair on the street to smoke cigarettes.

We have contacted the owners listed on the Villages rentals that we finally found. Thanks.

Seems like they are law abiding people honoring their rental contract. Problem will be solved when the snow plow driver runs over the chairs.

House of Dawgs 01-06-2022 10:49 AM

Perhaps rental contract states no smoking on property?

Papa_lecki 01-06-2022 10:49 AM

Thus the need for this thread

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...e-here-327582/

DAVES 01-06-2022 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Velvet (Post 2046801)
Drive your car up if they are blocking the street and honk…loudly and constantly. If they are not blocking the street then I’d let it go.

I have to tell you a different story. We have renters next door. They were out on the lanai with guests perhaps 4 guys playing cards telling jokes, laughing quietly etc. An anole climbed up my lanai screen - something I disapprove of because when we open the screen they sometimes come in, can’t find their way out and then they die. In order to prevent this, I went up to the screen and said “shoo”, as anoles can hear. The anole did leave but I noticed, the laughter next door stopped. Then the guys left. I realized they must have thought I had said, “Shhh”. Some renters are so considerate!

You cannot reason with some people. You cannot reason with lizards either. Confession when we first moved in we had an areol on our lanai. I did not want it to be killed so I put out water for it. The reality, they come and go at their leisure under the door jamb.

There is no shortage of inconsiderate people everywhere-including the villages.

Dotneko 01-06-2022 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Topspinmo (Post 2046804)
Said they was in the street, must be from big city where the street only place you have any room? So, there use to being in street all the time….:duck:

I didnt believe on the street meant actually on the street and not in the yard at the street. Why would anyone sit in a chair on the street? Very odd.

Carla B 01-06-2022 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Dotneko (Post 2046842)
I didnt believe on the street meant actually on the street and not in the yard at the street. Why would anyone sit in a chair on the street? Very odd.

Yes, it's very odd, but the OP (see Post No. 7) verifies that the chairs are in the street. Maybe they are at the end of the street.


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