The boat is off of its lift for the hurricane. You will survive. Quit making things up.

We are all sick of you living here Carlos and Eunice. You do nothing but complain and call the cops at the smallest things. We all wish you would leave the neighborhood, it would be a much more enjoyable place if you did.

Do you ever get tired of being the neighborhood police? It must be exhausting.

We don’t have problems with anyone except you people. Might need to self reflect on that.

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Many neighbors are tired of this boat or trailer being in the street as it is a hazard to drivers and inconsiderate of others. You would be better off following the rules rather than complaining about those that do.

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Bunch of Karen’s. I’d hate to be your husbands

Boat is at the house on occasion for work, many of our other neighbors bring home their boats at times as well. It could be that you’re 60 years old and can’t afford a boat that’s the problem and not the boat itself. I’m sure that out of our many neighbors, someone would be brave enough to tell us that they are unhappy about it rather than compliment it. Meanwhile, enjoy your view until this storm passes and the boat goes back in the water!

I’m a neighbor and I have my boat worked on by them. Great people and respectful. Unfortunately, it sounds like you don’t deserve any respect. Life could be worse… just move on.

Part time waitress at Harold Seltzer results in a lot of free time it seems.

Law enforcement issues (illegal street parking or other illegal activities, abandoned/inoperative vehicles in the street, noise ordinance violations, etc.) need to be reported directly to the St. Petersburg Police Department by calling 727-893-7780 (for non-emergencies) or 911 (for emergencies.)