[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by harry black

If someone observes a lawn ornament violation they not only have a right but an obligation to report it. Don't shoot the messenger - get the deed restriction changed if it bothers you!

The chance of changing deed restrictions in a CDD is slim and none.

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[Mini_T]

Originally Posted by alwann

Yeah, probably. Or suffering from dementia. Although, if one wanted changes in the policy, one way to get attention could be to overwhelm the powers that be.

I would never have thought of that but you are absolutely right. Overwhelm them with a bunch of petty complaints that they have to follow up on.

At the very least they may consider changing the rules so that complaints will not be anonymous.

[Velvet]

Originally Posted by Bucco

This and post 167 before it are spot on.

It has been awhile, but my sales guy, AND the closing agent spoke to all the rules before we bought and signed.

If they didn't inform you, complain to The Villages, but I am pretty darn sure all of you signed an understanding, and had the chance to ask questions.

Nope. Deeds were not mentioned at all by agent, but I knew from my relatives who lived in TV.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by Velvet

Sounds like they could be hoarders.

My husband nor I have ever reported anyone for deed restriction violations. Having said that, I would report a property that looked as that one was described.