[Talk Host]

Originally Posted by Tom Hannon

I'm sure the sandwich truck didn't play blaring music that could be heard from five blocks away.

No, they didn't play music, they honked their horn for a half a block.

[bluedog103]

Originally Posted by pooh

Just how many people are home throughout the day, anyhow? Some neighborhoods have many seasonal residents. Full timers may be out playing, shopping, away on vacation. Also, the novelty of an ice cream truck will wear off especially with that blaring bell, music or whatever is used to announce the arrival of the ice cream truck.

The success or failure of an ice cream route would be dictated by the profits or lack of for that route.
TH is correct. We all want to keep our streets private. Me too. Problem is, they are not private. Just pull up to any gate and see what happens. You don't have to say a word to those with attendants. At those which are unattended just push the red button. The gate goes up.
There are many gated communities with private streets. TV is not one of them.

[bkcunningham1]

You have to go through the county business licensing procedures and abide by their rules and then you have the zoning regulations in each specific area.

[graciegirl]

sigh.

I will just go to Publix and get my popsicles and ice cream bars.

[Talk Host]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

sigh.

I will just go to Publix and get my popsicles and ice cream bars.

Publix frozen yogurt is just like eating real ice cream. And if you eat enough of it, it will put on real fat just like real ice cream.

JLK

[pooh]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

sigh.

I will just go to Publix and get my popsicles and ice cream bars.

I'm with you, Gracie!

[aljetmet]

Originally Posted by Whatever

NY=Bungalow Bar & Good Humor. How about the Jelly Apples/Marshmalloiws right out of the copper pots? $.02 or 2 for $.03. JA= $.05.

Don't forget about the Carvel trucks! I sold Good Humor circa 1965 for about 3 summers on Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn, NY.
Just don't think there will be much demand in TV for a truck.
Maybe I should buy a four seat golf cart and put in a freezer chest and then...
I don't think so...

...here in the Villages. Not enough people around in many neighborhoods during the Summer months along with many people out and about most of the day golfing, swimming, playing tennis, softball, etc.

[zcaveman]

Originally Posted by Tom Hannon

I'm sure the sandwich truck didn't play blaring music that could be heard from five blocks away.

Originally Posted by Talk Host

No, they didn't play music, they honked their horn for a half a block.

Thanks TH. You beat me to it!!!

[glgene]

Originally Posted by aljetmet

Don't forget about the Carvel trucks! I sold Good Maybe I should buy a four seat golf cart and put in a freezer chest and then...

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Now that's an idea! But it would have to be an electric golf cart. Don't want to "stink up" the shaved ice with gas fumes! <g>

Gene....so much for my idea of a
TV part-time job driving the Ding Dong truck.

[Pturner]

Originally Posted by Talk Host

This, again, raises a good point of law discussion. The Villages streets are public streets. Paid for by the taxpayers of Marion, Sumter and Lake counties. The Villages is not a gated community with private streets.

How could a "no solicitation" rule, enacted by The Villages, be enforced on public streets. The street in front of your house is no different than the street in downtown Orlando, or downtown Lady Lake.

The gates are only for show.

The Villages, it would seem, has no authority to enact any restrictions on public property. Private property? Yes, Public property? NO.

I'm not in favor of Ice Cream trucks zooking around with music tinking either, but I'm wondering when and if this no "solicitation rule" will be tested.

I'm thinking it will be tested the first time a candidate for public office knocks on your door.

Originally Posted by bluedog103

The success or failure of an ice cream route would be dictated by the profits or lack of for that route.
TH is correct. We all want to keep our streets private. Me too. Problem is, they are not private. Just pull up to any gate and see what happens. You don't have to say a word to those with attendants. At those which are unattended just push the red button. The gate goes up.
There are many gated communities with private streets. TV is not one of them.

I would think the "law" of supply and demand would keep commercial solicitation off neighborhood streets in TV.

Customer demand: "Leave. Now."

See. Problem solved.

[chuckinca]

Originally Posted by Pturner

I would think the "law" of supply and demand would keep commercial solicitation off neighborhood streets in TV.

Customer demand: "Leave. Now."

See. Problem solved.

Vendor response: Get lost ya old geezer, this is a public street. And take a Dreamsicle wit ya.


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[wmchale]

instead of ice cream truck how about a coffee truck that comes around early in the day

[Tom Hannon]

Is there anyone in TV that doesn't have a coffee pot? In NY= coffee trucks were called roach coaches. We don't need horns honking early in the morning waking everyone up.

[Brooklyn Senior]

I was so excited because someone told me that there is a Carvel Ice Cream shop near the Villages. Well, I found the phone number and it is disconnected. Also looked for the store but couldn't find it.
Does anyone know anything about it? I love and miss my Carvel!
ALMetJet- I used to go to Manhattan Beach and buy the Good Humor Bars- maybe you sold me one