[jensul619]

We don't have room in the garage for our two cars and golf cart. Not enough property to add a golf cart garage. Is putting a golf cart on a concrete pad behind the patio permitted? Our house is an At Ease model cottage.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by jensul619

We don't have room in the garage for our two cars and golf cart. Not enough property to add a golf cart garage. Is putting a golf cart on a concrete pad behind the patio permitted? Our house is an At Ease model cottage.

Why don't you ask ARC? I haven't seen any around like that so I am guessing, NOT.

You may have to get rid of a vehicle like a lot of us have done or move..

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by jensul619

We don't have room in the garage for our two cars and golf cart. Not enough property to add a golf cart garage. Is putting a golf cart on a concrete pad behind the patio permitted? Our house is an At Ease model cottage.

You have a concrete pad in front of your home. It's called a driveway. Why not use that?

[Ohiogirl]

Someone in a nearby neighborhood does that - either on a concrete pad or a rock area in front of the house. Doesn't look great, IMO.

I would think it would also deteriorate (paint finish and snubbers) faster in the Florida sun all year long, all day.

[dirtbanker]

No Problem, park it anywhere you want (lawn, driveway, patio, etc). If anyone complains tell them they are lucky that you don't have a golf cart grave yard with the confederate flag flying like a few individuals over in the historic district (dueling banjos playing in the background).

On a serious note; Have you considered getting rid of a car or moving to a bigger place? I wish they had 4 car garages on the 2 bedroom homes and 6 car garages on the 3 bedroom homes. No basements = no place to store the stuff we are never going to use...

[tomwed]

Did you know you can park a smart car and a golf cart on one side of the garage?

[BobnBev]

There is one just as you described on Mt. Crogan Pl., Village of Mallory Square.

[NYGUY]

Why not leave one of the cars in the driveway. I think that's what most people do in your situation.

[Gerald]

I leave one of my cars out and one car and two carts in the garage. Have never had a problem. however because of the strong sun here. I switch cars every week so one is not outside all the time.

[LI SNOWBIRD]

Originally Posted by dirtbanker

No Problem, park it anywhere you want (lawn, driveway, patio, etc). If anyone complains tell them they are lucky that you don't have a golf cart grave yard with the confederate flag flying like a few individuals over in the historic district (dueling banjos playing in the background).

On a serious note; Have you considered getting rid of a car or moving to a bigger place? I wish they had 4 car garages on the 2 bedroom homes and 6 car garages on the 3 bedroom homes. No basements = no place to store the stuff we are never going to use...

Wow!