If you broke your promise to your neighbors...why do your neighbors owe you anything?
 

YOU - would not know this. The department someone called to submit the complaint would know this.

Under Florida Law, if you elect to correspond with the Community Development District via e-mail, your email address becomes public record. If you do not want your e-mail to become part of the public record, available for public record requests, then do not send e-mail to this entity.

It has been less than a year since the change of no longer summiting anonymous complaints. Complaints are still filed, but the random 50plus at a time has curtailed greatly. Now the complaints that are filed, seem to be those who live in that area. Which is how it should be.

Holiday decorations can be displayed for 30 days, with either yard or outdoor decorations. If the home annoys you, then file a complaint with community standards. You can hide by filing anonymously, or find out if this is a super older citizen, that could use help getting things under control.

Our first neighborhood had a home that holiday decorations stayed up for months, Why, because she had taken a fall, and couldn’t get out to bring them down. After that everyone took turns, making sure her decorations got safely put up and removed. It does take a village to make people’s life a little better

Yes I know the law...
Interesting..... You stated earlier that you obtained this information of 50 complaints by one person when you inquired to the CDD about an infraction in your neighborhood....correct?
What district are you in? I'm pretty sure or will find out very shortly that the person who you claim to have spoken with would not be in the loop to have this information at their fingertips. So if what you're saying is correct... And you did get the actual email address or the person you were talking to add that email address at their disposal, then the person would be one or two particular people within the CDD. FL law provides the CDDs may charge for this information, and every CDD does. How much did you pay....for 50 complaints????:popcorn:

I met a man the other day who said he was concerned about all the complaints made against my neighborhood about all the white crosses and other lawn decorations, and wasn't I up in arms about that?

I just kinda had to chuckle about that. Here in the "historic section" tacking pink flamingo lawn decorations are ALLOWED. We don't have that particular deed restriction. Our tacky pink flamingos still need to be placed on "well-kept" lawns with proper edging, not overgrown beyond 4 inches in height, with no shrubbery more than 4 feet high and no fences. We have a bunch of other restrictions too. But - lawn decorations are not listed among them.

So complain away, ladies and gents. I'll be on the front lawn with my concrete gargoyles, clay turtles, and ceramic ducks, waving to Community Standards as they drive on past.

Did not contact CDD. (Community Development District)

It’s none of your business what district I am in.

I had no interest in getting any emails…..and did not.

No contact inquiry, no information received, no payment.

This is the last time I will be responding to you silly accusations.

There are pictures floating around !

What an uplifting post. I've read so many self-righteous comments over the years, on this and other sites, with people so ready to "jump" on a neighbor without any regard to their need or condition. I see so many really derogatory comments on other sight (assume by residents outside the Villages community), about "villagers" being: entitled snobs, cold, idiots, the phrase "could not care less about anyone but their own entitled selves" has been used. This always strikes my heart as, in general, people ARE SO GIVING, do so much for others outside our community, but... the prevailing image of a "villagers" is exactly as ONLY A FEW actually are. Had an illness, or fall, or other that prevents you from getting your lawn mowed to the exact height that pleases an "entitled" neighbor, well, get the money and hire someone. That's the type (though rare thankfully) of person who gives everyone those derogatory names. "Tone deaf" to others, the attitude of "if I HAVE PLENTY of money, then you should too" are the folks who others in are area see as "elites". I am so heartened that people in your village work on human kindness, take the time to see if someone needs some help, etc. Yes, most village residents are very kind and generous, but, there are enough to give us that very bad look in the eyes of our surrounding neighbors "outside".

This isn’t the situation at all with this home. It’s a young retiree who just happens to love going crazy with the outdoor decor. Over the top crazy! And changes her garage door decorations for every holiday. Not an elderly person who needs help. At least not that kind of help, lol. I don’t have to look at it daily, so I’ll stay out if it, but if it was across the street or next door I’d definitely report it. I’m not against yard art, just over the top, every inch of yard covered yard art.