I agree with Golfing Eagles. It has always annoyed me that they didn't park in the front of the home as they would in most homes. Instead they block a lane just to make it easier for themselves. Most cart drivers would be upset to see a cart or car blocking the lane for a few minutes while reading a map or talking on a phone but it doesn't faze them if a builder, or whatever parks there all day long.

[QUOTE=Shimpy;1383269]I agree with Golfing Eagles. It has always annoyed me that they didn't park in the front of the home as they would in most homes. Instead they block a lane just to make it easier for themselves. Most cart drivers would be upset to see a cart or car blocking the lane for a few minutes while reading a map or talking on a phone but it doesn't faze them if a builder, or whatever parks there all day long.[/QUOTE]

Probably because the contractors are there WORKING and the people in the cars/carts parked in the diamond lane could drive a few hundred yards to pull off the road to read a map or talk on their phone.

Wouldn't it be a boring place to live if everyone here agreed on what annoys them or their point of views?

So you can park ANYWHERE as long as you're working. That's good to know.

There is nothing illegal (nor is it a violation of a deed restriction) to park alongside a road in front of a house/villa. I've heard complaints over the years, including that cars had to be parked in the garage and not left overnight in a driveway, which is simply not true, either. The only exception is boats, RV's and vehicles over 3/4 ton.