Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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that ARC approval was no longer required to cut down hedges and trees if you live in a Courtyard Villa....he said that was changed a year or so ago.
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Without a doubt, tree removal company best source for deed restrictions.
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Not true, there were a few changes recently passed by the CDD boards, but this was not one of them.
Contact Community Standards at 352-751-3912 to get the facts that apply to your subdivision/unit, they have nothing to gain or lose by giving you the correct information, unlike the tree removal company...
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So true
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OP, Please call community standards (ARC) and get the correct answer, I got screwed by a landscape company and ARC approval, long story, but I was lucky and got approval after the fact.........
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The rule was changed by the state. It has nothing to do with what kind of house you live in. The ARC application was revised in 12/2019. It says right on the front that “ if you have documentation by a FL licensed landscape architect that says the tree is a danger to person or property”, you do NOT have to submit an application to ARC.
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![]() ![]() "TREE REMOVAL: Do you have documentation from the Internal Society of Arboriculture or a Florida-licensed landscape architect that the tree presents a danger to persons or property? YES NO If you marked yes, this application is not required, but if you marked no, this application is required." |
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Not true
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however laceylady & cwguy both address a different scenario than the op expressed,,, nothing was said re safety in original post
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I removed a 60 foot palm and was told trees did not require approval in courtyard villas. April 2020
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Funny.
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We were told when we consulted ARC that a Palm was not considered a tree. Checking with ARC is very easy to do and will save you from having trouble later. Not checking with ARC has been a very expensive mistake for many.
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I was surprised to learn that palm trees are considered to be grass! Crazy, right?
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It’s also a vegetable in some cases.
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