There are also RVs, boats and trailers on 79th St S. !st Ave S., 2nd Ave S, and 4th Ave S.

So let me guess. The person who reported this is friends with the guy on the corner so he’s not reporting the boat that’s been in his driveway for over a week!

Either be upset about everything or leave people alone. I’d prefer you pick the latter.

Who is TSO. Seems he always has comment. The people are rebuilding the inside of the trailer. Major overhaul as if in a repair shop. This is an airBNB house, not a repair facility.

I'm a guy who thinks people should mind their own business and leave people alone. This is a free country. If you want to live in a deed restricted neighborhood, move to one.

You sure slammed that guy on the corner of 79th and Causeway Blvd S for his boat and trailer last year. What changed this year that makes you think people should mind there own business .

I didn't slam him. . . I was merely pointing out that people who both report and enforce these "violations" are doing so capriciously and arbitrarily. Either enforce all or enforce none. Deed restricted communities exist for a reason. . . they're great for some people and I would suggest that those who want to impose their views on others should move to such a community. People should be allowed to live on their property as they see fit as long as it doesn't have a negative impact on those around them. Trailers in driveways, boats in side yards, unregistered cars, etc. . . have no negative affect on neighbors. Let people live their lives.

Redreport, I went back to read that string and you are right. . . I didn't fashion my "point" in a manner that would convey the message I was trying to convey. I was stated that we can't pick and choose laws we want to enforce but my point was more to even enforcement or no enforcement and to stop picking/choosing winners and losers, so to speak. But I take your point.

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