- Aug 5, 2017
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Have the wife do it. Gender to gender. She’s clearly watching y’all every move. Did you not know the rules before the purchase? Lowkey y’all gotta work it out peacefully because If you blow up everyone’s spot that’s doing the same… they will hate you.
We knew the rules, but there are thousands in our county and their policy is that they only enforce if someone complains or there are other issues (think seatbelt laws). There are several in same neighborhood including one five doors down. They’re incredibly common in coastal Florida. Agree 100% on attempting to work it out peacefully, but don’t believe she will go away.
On a random walk through any neighborhood there are dozens of things that aren’t to code - fences, setbacks, unpermitted structures, simple construction and renovations, commercial vehicles and boats stored in driveways, etc.. The neighbor herself is running an unpermitted retail plant nursery out of her house. In situations like this I often think of Kant - “Act only on that maxim whereby you can will at the same time that it shall become a universal law.“ I have never considered filing a code complaint on a neighbor and definitely would never without speaking to someone beforehand, and it would have to be something that affected me. She isn’t wrong that it is a violation, but frankly it doesn’t affect her and it’s none of her business. Like someone driving next to you calling the police because your seatbelt isn’t buckled. They’re not wrong, but they’re definitely not right.why don't u ask her if there is a resolution that can be made
at the same time she does have a point if you are really not following the code
We spoke to her last week - “You won’t have any problem,” “it’s not a party house,” “call us if you have any concerns” and then followed up with email. That’s when she followed up complaining that functionality of website still allowed her to book short term despite listing saying 90 days. All county cares about is that listing says 90 days.
Have also spoken to attorney - ”no threats and hope she goes away.“
For what it’s worth - the lady has a “Don’t Tread On Me” flag flying in front of her house. Apparently the irony is lost on her.
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