Im curious about this, is there a limit to the number of vehicles you can have on your property? Its on your property to, not the 5 or so feet of county property near the road.
all depends on the city/county you are in and what their ordinances are like.
I know Orlando doesn't allow "commercial" trailers,,,,,someone reported me for having my 6X12 enclosed in my parent's yard because the city called it "commercial" I invited the person to come out and take a look inside but they refused and just said "move it outside of the yard"
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what does it matter? you dont even have a car
Quote from: JohnF on March 10, 2007, 01:12:11 PM
what does it matter? you dont even have a car
An old guy down the street called on our neighbors and were trying to see who is right/wrong. They have an old Mustang covered, a Cadillac Deville, Geo, and BMW in the driveway. Then they have an F150 and F350 on the side of their yard (F150 is out of sight but F350 is lifted and insight). All vehicles are in working condition and arent eye soars. The guy who called is the usual suspect, he called on me for my old goped and tons of other misc bull.
I now in west palm if it's an eye sore or obvious that you are collecting useless garbage(in there opinion) then they can demand you remove almost everything in your yard. I saw a news story on that a while ago because some guy down there had a yard full of sh!t.
It all depends on where you live.
Well I dont think anybody can tell you what you can and cant have on your property besides buldings and other things you need permits to have or do. The only instance of that would be a homeowners association.
In Hernando they have to have a current registration and be driveable. If not they have to be out of sight.
those kind of people are why i am going to move to the most unpopulated place i can find.
people just have way too much time on thier hands!!