[photo1902]

Originally Posted by karostay

Could someone cut a paste deed restrictions that address parking
End it one and for all...Look dog poop while your at it..Kill 2 birds with one stone

Here you go

Originally Posted by oldtimes

Our deed restrictions specifically state that our own vehicles are to be parked in our own driveways.

I like that, but I highly doubt it is actually enforceable.

[Shyer]

Right. Especially if you are in a Villa. No room to park on the street. Visitors should park in the visitor parking lot No room for emergency vehicles to drive through.

[Ann Sim]

Originally Posted by gadaboutgal

And yet: if it is not in a villa neighborhood or Marion County, the roads are public to all and The Villages has no jurisdiction.

RV aren’t allowed to park more than 3 days in any street..It is against SAFETY REGULATIONS..Safety Vehicles sure as FIRE ,Police,Sanitation ETC.

[deputydoc]

The streets in the Villages are county roads, therefore you can park your vehicles for an indefinite amount of time, as long as it is legally parked. Your deed restriction states that you can park your RV in your driveway for no more than 72 hours.

[karostay]

Originally Posted by photo1902

Here you go

Clear as mud

[karostay]

Originally Posted by deputydoc

The streets in the Villages are county roads, therefore you can park your vehicles for an indefinite amount of time, as long as it is legally parked. Your deed restriction states that you can park your RV in your driveway for no more than 72 hours.

Who monitors the start clock ?

[stan the man]

should be a limit to amt of post per person per day...especially the ones with nothing to say

[Curtisbwp]

I have found that getting to know your neighbor ia far more pleasant than being a coward and seeking others to do your dasterdly deeds. TALK TO YOUR NEIGHBOR

[DianeM]

Originally Posted by Curtisbwp

I have found that getting to know your neighbor ia far more pleasant than being a coward and seeking others to do your dasterdly deeds. TALK TO YOUR NEIGHBOR

And I have found that talking to a neighbor on a less than pleasant subject is a poor idea. I tried that last year and we’re still not speaking. There is a Community Standards office that handles this sort of thing.

[wachteldepew]

Although I don’t know if true, I heard that there is a 72 hour max in driveways, but the roads are not owned by the Villages but are public highways and therefore they can park there lawfully for as long as they want so long as the vehicle is properly registered and insured. The Villages has no jurisdiction.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by stan the man

should be a limit to amt of post per person per day...especially the ones with nothing to say

My first post, how many more do I get today???

Originally Posted by dewilson58

My first post, how many more do I get today???

I'm wondering that if there is a limit to ones daily posts, would I be able to use the ones in the bank (like sick days at the post office) if I happen to not post for a day or two OR would it be a use it or lose it type of limit?

[jimmio]

If the 3 day rule is unenforceable, and it's not illegal for them to park there, I would politely ask them about it. If they are jerks and continue to park in front of your house? My solution would be to hit Craigslist and buy a piece of junk $200 car and park it in front of their house. Granted, it will cost you a bit with the purchase and you'd have to license and insure it, but I've always been a "Cut off your nose to spite your face" type person if I'm right. I'm serious when I say I would do that. I once spent $300 to buy these very loud speakers to blast out a neighbor who wouldn't stop with the noise.

[DianeM]

Originally Posted by jimmio

If the 3 day rule is unenforceable, and it's not illegal for them to park there, I would politely ask them about it. If they are jerks and continue to park in front of your house? My solution would be to hit Craigslist and buy a piece of junk $200 car and park it in front of their house. Granted, it will cost you a bit with the purchase and you'd have to license and insure it, but I've always been a "Cut off your nose to spite your face" type person if I'm right. I'm serious when I say I would do that. I once spent $300 to buy these very loud speakers to blast out a neighbor who wouldn't stop with the noise. [IMG]car.jpeg[/IMG]

Perfect solution