[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by Bill14564

District 14 is in Lake county while many of us are in Sumter. The sets of deed restrictions in Sumter county specifically list those for Villas. In the Villa restrictions the Parking section requires homeowners to keep their vehicles in their garage or driveway with no street parking allowed.

It was my understanding that the Villas were allowed to have special restrictions concerning the roadways because the roadways were owned and maintained by the District and not by the county. Perhaps the agreement between the Developer and Lake County is different. Perhaps the Villa roads in District 14 are not owned by the District but are county roads and are therefore subject to county rules that allow street parking.

Here is a link to the Lake County Ordinances

Lake County has courtyard villas also, and the deed restrictions for the Lake County courtyard villas are identical to the Sumter County courtyard villas. But, apparently, District 14 does not have any courtyard villa sections. District 11, which includes the Villages of Pine Ridge and Pine Hills, is in Lake County and they have several courtyard villa sections. The deed restrictions for these courtyard villas are identical to the deed restrictions for the Sumter County courtyard villas. I don't think the county has anything to do with the deed restrictions in the courtyard villa sections because the entire section, including the streets, is private property and owned by The Villages.

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

Lake County has courtyard villas also, and the deed restrictions for the Lake County courtyard villas are identical to the Sumter County courtyard villas. But, apparently, District 14 does not have any courtyard villa sections. District 11, which includes the Villages of Pine Ridge and Pine Hills, is in Lake County and they have several courtyard villa sections. The deed restrictions for these courtyard villas are identical to the deed restrictions for the Sumter County courtyard villas. I don't think the county has anything to do with the deed restrictions in the courtyard villa sections because the entire section, including the streets, is private property and owned by The Villages.

I should have seen that. Thank you for pointing it out. I will update my previous post.