[Velvet]

Originally Posted by Bay Kid

Great idea to talk to them first. There is so much going on in our country that could be the reason they are still there. Give them a chance to explain.

No explanation for breaking rules.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

Nothing to report until 30 days have passed. Wait... maybe that only applies to visitors. Who would have an address somewhere else.

Agree, Nothing to report after that? Nobody monitoring it and neighbors can complain but now way prove they been there more than 30 days. This situation probably going to get worse with millions out of jobs now? I sure the daughter that got the child prefer to live elsewhere, unless she’s wants to dump the child on mommy. If they are not causing trouble I’d be happy there not the drug addicts and drunks that large percentage seem to follow mommy or grandpa to villages.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Velvet

No explanation for breaking rules.

Good luck with that one

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Originally Posted by RedChariot

Report this! If allowed to stay the child will need to be registered for school. A school bus will be coming to the neighborhood to pick up and drop off child. As child becomes a teenager other problems will develop. Non of us bought into this when purchasing a home here with our life savings.

Not necessarily so, at all. If a kid attends private school there will be no school bus. The parents have to bring the kid to school. Considering that the public education system in Florida sucks, it's very likely that the kid will be in private school.

[Velvet]

Well, I’m just thinking, had to sell my parents’ originally in TV because couldn’t bring my young kids for more than 30 days, then why should others? You can take a photo to document. I’d probably not do it if I liked my neighbor though.

[Marathon Man]

Originally Posted by RedChariot

Report this! If allowed to stay the child will need to be registered for school. A school bus will be coming to the neighborhood to pick up and drop off child. As child becomes a teenager other problems will develop. Non of us bought into this when purchasing a home here with our life savings.

compassion
[kəmˈpaSHən]
Noun
sympathetic pity and concern for the sufferings or misfortunes of others.

[Jack58033]

Originally Posted by Sunflower1

My healthy neighbor has moved first 1 adult daughter, and now another adult daughter and a minor grandchild into her home. It’s been over 30 days, figure I will give it a few months. The grandchild looks to be about 12. Occasionally the daughter’s boyfriend comes to stay. It’s a 3 bedroom house, so hopefully not many more will be moving in. Besides vehicles parked on the street, they are quiet. Has anyone else seen an increase Whatin the number of under 55 people moving into their neighborhood? I live in an established village between 466 & 466A. Who knows, maybe it is pandemic related. Not what I expected for a 55+ community. Thoughts?

What if they were your kids?

[Velvet]

Originally Posted by Jack58033

What if they were your kids?

That’s what I am saying, they were/are my kids and I had to sell the home in TV because of this rule.

[Vikingjunior]

After 30 days the kid would establish residence and it may take a court order to get them out.

[Velvet]

Shouldn’t be much problem. I would not put my faith on being able to break the deed. There was a reason why I had to sell.

[Red White & Blue]

Originally Posted by Jack58033

What if they were your kids?

If they were his kids they be in the 40s, not holding on to his tail coat.

[Nevermore]

Omg! You might see a school bus! The horror of it. Give people a break, they are doing the best they can. Maybe Mom lost job because of COVID and got evicted. Where should she go? To a homeless shelter. Give the family a chance to get their lives in order. We had two families who were talking care of grandkids when there was no other solution. They were great kids, everyone enjoyed them.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Nevermore

Omg! You might see a school bus! The horror of it. Give people a break, they are doing the best they can. Maybe Mom lost job because of COVID and got evicted. Where should she go? To a homeless shelter. Give the family a chance to get their lives in order. We had two families who were talking care of grandkids when there was no other solution. They were great kids, everyone enjoyed them.

why are people here so afraid of a couple of kids living here temporarily?

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

why are people here so afraid of a couple of kids living here temporarily?

Those rules that nobody has to follow.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Red White & Blue

If they were his kids they be in the 40s, not holding on to his tail coat.

Well?????? Not in all cases