[manaboutown]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

I've been told that a school bus regularly picks up and drops off young children in the Historical area.
If neighbors don't complain, nothing is done about young children living in The Villages
(and that applies to all villages, not just the Historical area).

Wow! How many children reside in the hysterical area at present?

[Buffalo Jim]

Originally Posted by rhood

That’s correct. It was stated in an earlier post that it was a HUD rule. It is not.

So What ! ?

[thomp679]

I haven't seen anything from anyone as to how this 8 yr old has caused trauma to any of your lives. Why don't you use the amenities of The Villages to relax and quit complaining about everything. Life is short.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by thomp679

I haven't seen anything from anyone as to how this 8 yr old has caused trauma to any of your lives. Why don't you use the amenities of The Villages to relax and quit complaining about everything. Life is short.

I don't think posters on this thread are "complaining about everything". It appears they are wondering why the child is still there when the deed restrictions state clearly that children under 19 are not allowed to live in The Villages.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

I've been told that a school bus regularly picks up and drops off young children in the Historical area.
If neighbors don't complain, nothing is done about young children living in The Villages
(and that applies to all villages, not just the Historical area).

Is this the same source, "local hardware employee" that was quoted on the build out thread??

[skip0358]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

I don't think the dad was evicted, but he was issued a restraining order to stay away from the daughter. So, since the daughter is living in the house, he cannot go there.

Well IF it's HIS house SHE should be gone. Just saying.

[justjim]

Originally Posted by skip0358

Well IF it's HIS house SHE should be gone. Just saying.

The daughter got a legal restraining order against the owner. I don’t know the “eviction laws” in Florida but from past experience I know it’s more difficult to remove a person with an underage child from a home. The 82 old owner needs a lawyer to get anything accomplished in getting back into his home. As pointed out, there may be more to the story... Deed restrictions need to be enforced equitably is a point most of us can agree on.

[New Englander]

Originally Posted by skip0358

Well IF it's HIS house SHE should be gone. Just saying.

[Dan9871]

Originally Posted by rhood

That’s correct. It was stated in an earlier post that it was a HUD rule. It is not.

It may be a technicality but it is a HUD rule that allows the "no minor children" clause in the deed covenants. Without that HUD rule it would be illegal to put that kind of clause in a 55+ community's covenants.

[tv2016]

[QUOTE=Dan9871;1589664]It may be a technicality but it is a HUD rule that allows the "no minor children" clause in the deed covenants. Without that HUD rule it would be illegal to put that kind of clause in a 55+ community's covenants.[/QUOTE


Agree.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

I'm guessing there is a lot more to this story than what the Other Site reported. They only reported what would generate a lot of "clicks".

Yes, there is. A lot more from the other news site. (see the letter she wrote to get him kicked out of his own house) She moved in 8 years ago when she had the baby! 8 YEARS ago. IMO There quit few children living in the villages and at least 3 bus stops just from reading posts on here that i’m Aware of.

Not, sure but I think there is clause for extreme circumstances, which if there is is BS. This going to really out of control as villages keeps doubling in size. I think the underlining opinion is nothing can be done after the sale. Just like the judge did kick him out instead of mother and child, there places she could of when under court order.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

Yes, there is. A lot more from the other news site. (see the letter she wrote to get him kicked out of his own house) She moved in 8 years ago when she had the baby! 8 YEARS ago. IMO There quit few children living in the villages and at least 3 bus stops just from reading posts on here that i’m Aware of.

Not, sure but I think there is clause for extreme circumstances, which if there is is BS. This going to really out of control as villages keeps doubling in size. I think the underlining opinion is nothing can be done after the sale. Just like the judge did kick him out instead of mother and child, there places she could of when under court order.

I think this is a gross exaggeration and a great leap to conclusion. AND you know I think you are a great guy Topspin.

If there were school buses picking up children anywhere in The Villages, we would have heard about it or would have seen pictures. We are mostly quite observant of anything unusual in this place. Some call us villagers nibby nosed.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by thomp679

I haven't seen anything from anyone as to how this 8 yr old has caused trauma to any of your lives. Why don't you use the amenities of The Villages to relax and quit complaining about everything. Life is short.

Well, if I don’t have comply by the rules guess I’ll get me some chickens, 4 or 5 dogs and park my pickup truck in the yard. Weeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

[graciegirl]

For any of you who would like to find out about School Buses and their routes in Lake County, Florida, Here ya go.

Bus Transportation Info / Welcome

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by manaboutown

Wow! How many children reside in the hysterical area at present?

Nobody knows cause nobody tracking,reporting, or doing anything about it.

Not the only district that has buses stop. From reading this site at least three buses stop and pick up children that I’m aware of and probably double that IMO. I’m surprised they don’t demand to go to village charter school? I sure that day will come if it not already happen?