[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Calisport

The roads in patio villa are open for anyone to park anywhere at any time according to Sumter County, I guess they would have to be operable vehicles though. I have a end of the street patio villa and there are two spaces in front of my house. My neighbor and I are dreading the rental unit across the street and the junky looking cars that it could possible bring.

My wife and I rented for two months last Winter, before we bought (settled in Februrary...).

We drove our 2 year old Acura MDX. I guess we'll have to upgrade...

[DaleDivine]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

My wife and I rented for two months last Winter, before we bought (settled in Februrary...).

We drove our 2 year old Acura MDX. I guess we'll have to upgrade...

Yep, time to get a new one...

[DaleDivine]

Originally Posted by Marathon Man

The OP clearly asked about streets in villas.

He didn't say whether it was a CYV or Patio Villa. There's a big difference in the parking situations.

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

Originally Posted by Lottoguy

The Villages has a great record for planning things out. But, when it comes to the Fenney Putt & Play parking situation they really screwed up. They should have not built a home on that one corner lot. That could have easily held 15 parking spots for those people who drove their cars to enjoy this ammenity.

it’s a very short walk to the pool where there is lots of parking , I see people leaving off others and then parking there car at pool and walking back , if someone in your party can’t walk that short distance then maybe you shouldn’t be on the course at all ,FYI I’m not talking about handicap people

[swooner]

Originally Posted by FLSunshine

In villa neighborhoods where the street dead ends, are the dead end roads specifically for the owner who lives nearest them or for overflow or guest parking?

Who cares?

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by swooner

Who cares?

At least 49 posters.

[fishon]

Scofflaws are scofflaws.
I’ll take the high road because my violation is less egregious than yours.