[PJackpot]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

When the two old busybody biddies come to your house and you get notified of a bunch of issues will you be changing your tune?

They always do.

[wseward]

Where are the deed restrictions published?

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by wseward

Where are the deed restrictions published?

Go to districtgov.org, click on "How do I" and "download deed restrictions".

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by wereback

I have never understood why so many people are against someone filing a lawful compliant for a deed compliance issue. If you read the papers you legally were required to sign it is what you must do to be a good villager. Years ago it was the job of neighborhood watch not sure why they stopped. Guess to much for them to do. I myself don't want this to become a community of anything someone puts in front of their house to be okay. I'm sure many of the loudest of you would soon change your mind when your next door neighbor started to fix up junk cars.

It would be nice if the neighborhood watch could set up speed traps for both cars and golf cars. And write up overgrown trees along the roads that are obvious safety hazards. And write up areas in neighborhoods where the residential roads are TOO NARROW (is asphalt so prohibitively expensive ?). And to prevent home break-in crimes...... the neighborhood watch should have an office with people watching street cameras and flying drones with cameras. and have quick access to notify a "rapid response" police intervention. Actually, I imagine that the neighborhood watch is just a fake "paper tiger" like the entrance gate with an override button that just gives a FALSE sense of TV Land being private and SAFE. We need a camera in the neighborhood vehicles to actually SEE what they do and if it is worth the costs to have them. More Police might be more cost effective.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

It would be nice if the neighborhood watch could set up speed traps for both cars and golf cars. And write up overgrown trees along the roads that are obvious safety hazards. And write up areas in neighborhoods where the residential roads are TOO NARROW (is asphalt so prohibitively expensive ?). And to prevent home break-in crimes...... the neighborhood watch should have an office with people watching street cameras and flying drones with cameras. and have quick access to notify a "rapid response" police intervention. Actually, I imagine that the neighborhood watch is just a fake "paper tiger" like the entrance gate with an override button that just gives a FALSE sense of TV Land being private and SAFE. We need a camera in the neighborhood vehicles to actually SEE what they do and if it is worth the costs to have them. More Police might be more cost effective.

Where is all this crime that you think we need more police presence? Neighborhood watch is somewhat of a deterrent.

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by wereback

I have never understood why so many people are against someone filing a lawful compliant for a deed compliance issue. If you read the papers you legally were required to sign it is what you must do to be a good villager. Years ago it was the job of neighborhood watch not sure why they stopped. Guess to much for them to do. I myself don't want this to become a community of anything someone puts in front of their house to be okay. I'm sure many of the loudest of you would soon change your mind when your next door neighbor started to fix up junk cars.

I resent the remark about junk cars. One person's junk car is another person's priceless (soon to be restored) classic car.

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by Joanerin

The Historic side is eclectic. There are many aging trailers, multiple new home designs, pre-fab homes and older stick homes. The villages builder no longer builds; it’s not profitable. Cars, SUV’S, trucks with trailers, and large rv’s and golf carts are parked on front lawns. Paint colors are grand fathered in before 2014. Now you must use only 2 colors from the same color pallet from the color chart at Sumter.
So why isn’t there grandfathering in for driveways! And etc.
I would be fine to follow all the rules if the builder stayed and continued to be an example of uniformity resulting in deed compliance uniformity.
I have to remove several tasteful colors of trim off of my exterior home. There are so many homes out of compliance with their home colors. So, I have to report all the vehicles on lawns, all homes out of compliance, creating a no pay part time job for me to get everyone angry so change occurs. The builder can leave creating more diversity with new builders building new different homes and I can’t use several paint colors like Sumter and down south. No one polices the yard art of cars and etc on them. I will report back to community standards regarding every home on the historic out of compliance anonymously.
It should be the village builders setting a deed compliance example by not abandoning ship because of t not enough profit margin ... to further continuity they had replaced the old trailers with a village home to create the ultimate sameness in the neighborhood, now that will never happen!!!
Community standards should be checking every home for deed compliance fairly, then I wouldn’t be offended and I would agree amicably to change my paint colors. We the little guys have to obey changing rules set by the Morris whom
can change zoning with their high powered attorney’s anytime. ie .
6 apartments in Spanish springs to start and they said at a town meeting
No reserved parking requested for the apartment dwellers
Now they are getting about 17 parking spots
Can you see how money talks!!!!
We are known for STD’s and we are not the Friendliest HomeTown!
We are an illusion just like we are not a gated community..anyone can get in by pressing the red button!
In summary, only Morris ‘s are grandfathered in to break or bend rules. There style is threatening to sue like they did to the Lady Lake Board.
They are grandfathered in indirectly and they don’t Care about us! They probably are trying to sell since the next generation wasn’t schooled in real estate.

So, if I read this correctly, that is an admission to being the "Troll of the Historic Section" because of the grand grievance of being required to change trim paint colors. I wonder what Original Troll wrote up the trim paint colors that caused this avalanche of Trolling Activity. Troll begets new Troll ?

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

Doesn't your 4th item negate the need for the other 3? And, I think Item 1 already exists, and also, Item 2 to some extent. A good home inspector should cover these items. I think a Community Standards inspection is a good idea, but it is contrary to the current, complaint driven system, and would also be expensive.

The problem is that if you are on the receiving end of an anonymous complaint, you are considered GUILTY until you prove your innocence. And common sense seems to go out of the window.

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

It's perfectly clear cut to me. If it's not in compliance, regardless of when it happened, it has to be brought into compliance. If a Buyer is dumb enough not to check, shame on them.

What is in compliance is not fixed in stone - it changes with time. It also changes with changing people's attitudes, which can go from easy-going to strict. Fifteen years ago there were no trolls - people were "happy campers" all equal in the Florida sunshine. Today in the US, we have gotten to a point of lack of social cohesion. Where even people in local neighborhoods are looking to find fault with others. Trivial faults get exaggerated. Our future lives may contain hardships so great that the color of one's home trim is insignificant.

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by PennBF

First question in this series. Don't understand why some are against people who file a valid complaint against those who are violating deed restrictions! I totally agree with this point. There are no excuses as everyone is or should be aware of the deed restrictions in their area can and should be called out if they ignore them. The rules are the rules. If you don't like them then move. These are the same ones who when stopped by the police blame the policeman and are asserting they are the victim. The victim is really the cop who must listen to your mental unbalance reason as your violation was because of some issue when you were a child. There are no rewards for trying to beat the rules, only disgrace.

"Rules are rules" and everything is black and white - easy /peasy. .....and NEVER changes. I don't see the world THAT way!

[Altavia]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

When the two old busybody biddies come to your house and you get notified of a bunch of issues will you be changing your tune?

If it took as much time and effort to document and verify each complaint as it does to get approval, things would calm down.

L

[Patty Bruner]

Never understood the reason someone would want to hurt anyone in their community. I think if this has been there for 2o yrs or so then let it be. This sounds like an angry old person that I never want to be

[Patty Bruner]

Never understood the reason someone would want to hurt anyone in their community. I think if this has been there for 2o yrs or so then let it be. This sounds like an angry old person that I never want to be

[thevillages2013]

Originally Posted by wereback

I have never understood why so many people are against someone filing a lawful compliant for a deed compliance issue. If you read the papers you legally were required to sign it is what you must do to be a good villager. Years ago it was the job of neighborhood watch not sure why they stopped. Guess to much for them to do. I myself don't want this to become a community of anything someone puts in front of their house to be okay. I'm sure many of the loudest of you would soon change your mind when your next door neighbor started to fix up junk cars.

Are you one of the infamous “clipboard ladies”? C’mon fess up

[thevillages2013]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

It would be nice if the neighborhood watch could set up speed traps for both cars and golf cars. And write up overgrown trees along the roads that are obvious safety hazards. And write up areas in neighborhoods where the residential roads are TOO NARROW (is asphalt so prohibitively expensive ?). And to prevent home break-in crimes...... the neighborhood watch should have an office with people watching street cameras and flying drones with cameras. and have quick access to notify a "rapid response" police intervention. Actually, I imagine that the neighborhood watch is just a fake "paper tiger" like the entrance gate with an override button that just gives a FALSE sense of TV Land being private and SAFE. We need a camera in the neighborhood vehicles to actually SEE what they do and if it is worth the costs to have them. More Police might be more cost effective.

I thought you were in the “Defund the Police “ camp