[CoachKandSportsguy]

Originally Posted by Maker

Highly recommend to not take off that number, no matter how many other random locations the house number might be displayed.

Removing the numbers on a window was the very first home improvement step taken after furnishing the house. Cheapest, tackiest method of numbering possible by the developer

Numbering is important, not disagreeing, but given that most houses in the villages don't have them in the windows except for unsold spec houses, the first, and second responders know where to look for numbers in other places. .

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by EastCoastDawg

With the number of "arty" bulbs in our neighborhood - pretty blue, or flickering red "flame" - it's just as well that the emergency services carry powerful flash lights with them to pick out those house numbers.

The blue bulbs blinds me and don’t produce enough light especially if have couple houses in row. IMO blue bulbs should be banned. Worse than no light at all IMO

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by sdeikenberry

FYI most neighborhoods, especially villa neighborhoods, require the yard light to be in working condition to provide security lighting. This is a Villages rule.

It agree with the concept, but I cannot find any Villages rule that requires it. Can you post a link?