Last week, we send notices to every resident who has a stored or wrecked vehicle under their carport. \u00a0Just so we are clear, here’s what the rules are:<\/p>\n
Carports<\/strong><\/span> The notices we sent out are a courtesy warning; the last thing we want is for this subdivision to look like a wrecking yard. A stored vehicle, under a tarp or other cover, is NOT an operable vehicle. If it was, it would be driven regularly, which they are not. Inoperable vehicles are also a violation of GP Codes, and can result in a visit from Code Enforcement.<\/p>\n Some properties have had stored or wrecked vehicles on their properties for months, if not longer. \u00a0We are now addressing this and will resort to fines and other enforcement actions if required. \u00a0It is not fair to those who follow the rules to allow others not to.<\/p>\n \n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Last week, we send notices to every resident who has a stored or wrecked vehicle under their carport. \u00a0Just so we are clear, here’s what the rules are: Carports a. Wrecked cars and inoperable vehicles are not allowed in any carport. (includes expired\u00a0inspection stickers and expired license plates). b. No car will be allowed to..<\/p>\n
\na. Wrecked cars and inoperable vehicles are not allowed in any carport. (includes expired\u00a0inspection stickers and expired license plates).<\/strong>
\nb. No car will be allowed to be up on jacks or blocks, or permitted to be parked with flat tires.
\nc. No tractors or trailers may be parked in carports.<\/p>\n