[Keefelane66]

Everyone is so concerned about ladies in golf cart finding deed restricts it seems they all wound up here to worry about what other people do.
How many posters here actually live in Courtyard areas?

[Sandy and Ed]

Originally Posted by Keefelane66

Everyone is so concerned about ladies in golf cart finding deed restricts it seems they all wound up here to worry about what other people do.
How many posters here actually live in Courtyard areas?

Well…..I do for one

[Sandy and Ed]

Originally Posted by banjobob

Posting signs requiring address of the visitors host unit be displayed on the vehicle and inspection by Community Watch for compliance , extended (over) five days issue tow warnings , reported by residents of the villas. Towing the vehicles in violation if regulations not followed.

Vehicles parked in these common courtyard areas need to , somehow, be id’d with a “sponsor” resident and a date parked. We lived in a gated over55 community and residents relatives continuously used clubhouse parking lot to store their vehicles. Needed some way ti insure they were not stolen and abandoned

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

3 of my homes were court yard villas , in a perfect world you would like all cars parked in garages , but the world isn’t perfect , personally I preferred residents with more then one car to park in visitors parking rather then in there driveway or street. The funny thing was the few vocal complainers always seemed to be people with one car , but overall I never thought it was something I gave much thought about., life is short and at 83 getting shorter

[newgirl]

Streets are public, not private so anyone who wants to park on one can. So many think this is a gated community but it is not, all roads are public.

[bobnyce]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

The solution is in Post No. 20. But, The Villages would need to implement it.

Selective enforcement in the Lady Lake portion of the Villages would be very welcome since it would mean there is SOME enforcement which is better than NO enforcement - the current state of affairs!