[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Chellybean

Gracie i usually don't argue with you But to the fact that community standards doesn't give out there name is 100% wrong on your part they absolutely do if you ask!

Second as i said they hold all the cards, and like the post has said if you hire a attorney you are paying both ways, and some peoples principals will do that if they feel wronged.
Third when it comes to a jury trial you never know which way juries will vote.
So take it for it is. If you have a complaint you certainly can get the complainant name if you ask.
If you don't believe me call community standards and ask.
The Complaint has to be against you to get there name.

If you call to report a non compliance, they do not ask for your name. I will find the number.



AND HERE IS THE NUMBER AND THE INFO.....VCDD Deed Compliance - Lake County

(It SAYS Lake County but it is for everyone.)

[Happydaz]

The lawn ornament trolls hit over 25 homes in our area. It has been reported that the trolls do not live in our neighborhood. Imagine that, people ride through a neighborhood they don’t live in and make out over 25 complaints.

[Garywt]

I understand that we all agree to something when we buy a house here. What I don’t understand or care for is that some people appoint themselves as judge and drive neighborhood to neighborhood looking for things to report. Maybe they got caught themselves or maybe they have nothing better to do.

If it is an employee that finds an issue that is one thing but if it is someone who lives 5 miles from me, why should they care. It kind of falls into the so what and who cares area.

[roob1]

So in your view, the fault lies with the reporters, not the violators.

What difference does it make who cares and who reports a violation? Pure projection on your part...blame others.

If there was no violation in the first place, there would be no issues. If you have the attitude that you can bend the rules because you are "entitled" to, suffer the consequence.

Originally Posted by Garywt

I understand that we all agree to something when we buy a house here. What I don’t understand or care for is that some people appoint themselves as judge and drive neighborhood to neighborhood looking for things to report. Maybe they got caught themselves or maybe they have nothing better to do.

If it is an employee that finds an issue that is one thing but if it is someone who lives 5 miles from me, why should they care. It kind of falls into the so what and who cares area.

[New Englander]

Originally Posted by Happydaz

The lawn ornament trolls hit over 25 homes in our area. It has been reported that the trolls do not live in our neighborhood. Imagine that, people ride through a neighborhood they don’t live in and make out over 25 complaints.

People who do this are *$^*@. I can't say what I really want to say because it would be profanity.

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by Garywt

I understand that we all agree to something when we buy a house here. What I don’t understand or care for is that some people appoint themselves as judge and drive neighborhood to neighborhood looking for things to report. Maybe they got caught themselves or maybe they have nothing better to do.

If it is an employee that finds an issue that is one thing but if it is someone who lives 5 miles from me, why should they care. It kind of falls into the so what and who cares area.

I agree! But it doesn't take away from the fact people are breaking the rules. DON"T BREAK THE RULES AND YOU CAN"T BE REPORTED!
What part of that do people not understand?

Also I'm still waiting for someone to answer the questions I posted earlier in Post # 88

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by roob1

So in your view, the fault lies with the reporters, not the violators.

What difference does it make who cares and who reports a violation? Pure projection on your part...blame others.

If there was no violation in the first place, there would be no issues. If you have the attitude that you can bend the rules because you are "entitled" to, suffer the consequence.

Thank you! I was beginning to think it was only me.

[photo1902]

Originally Posted by CWGUY

Thank you! I was beginning to think it was only me.

[graciegirl]

Really good reason for deed restrictions in The Villages;

plywood painted lawn ornament of a older lady bending over - Bing images

[caram333]

Totally agree. Something is wrong about this process. It does not make sense.

[Chellybean]

Originally Posted by roob1

How does Community Standards know who complained, when a complaint is by email? Most email addresses don't ID the sender, and there are anonymous email services to really hide one's identity.

I don't think it is a requirement to provide one's name on a complaint. If it is, please provide the source (location) where this is stated.

you are correct if someone goes anonymous. but not all people go anonymous

[Chellybean]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

Really good reason for deed restrictions in The Villages;

plywood painted lawn ornament of a older lady bending over - Bing images

Girls in Tight Jeans added a new photo. - Girls in Tight Jeans | Facebook

i DON'T THINK ANY GUY WOULD OBJECT TO THIS YARD ART. LOL
SORRY Image wouldn't show up

[karostay]

My Thought's

Can't comply don't buy !

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by karostay

My Thought's

Can't comply don't buy !

...... and if you do don't cry!

[roob1]

Chellybean stated earlier:

"Gracie i usually don't argue with you But to the fact that community standards doesn't give out there name is 100% wrong on your part they absolutely do if you ask! Second as i said they hold all the cards..."

How do you figure they hold all the cards, when a complainer identifies themselves? The complainer holds the pertinent card. They can choose to identify themselves or remain anonymous.

Originally Posted by Chellybean

you are correct if someone goes anonymous. but not all people go anonymous