What is considered a house trailer?

mgirardo wrote:

SC camper wrote:
A few busy bodies, that feel the need to try and point out anything that they dont like, are the ones trying to be heard. A homeowner asked about the "violations" people were complaining about. One of the busy bodies spouted off about boats and campers were not allowed.

We have an owner like that in our neighborhood, we call him the mayor. He tells people they can't park their U-Haul in their driveway, even while they were still moving in! He told a new homeowner that it is illegal to block a path some neighborhood kids made on the new owner's property so they could cut through the new owner's yard to get to the school next to our neighborhood. Everyone knows the mayor :)

I am glad it worked out for you.

-Michael

The "Mayor" needs to meet "Big Mitch".
Mitch is a heck of a nice guy - would give you the shirt off his back.

Irvine, CA (where Mitch was living at the time) is notorious for HOA / CCRs that limit what homeowners and businesses can and can't do. VERY restrictive.

One of those prohibits homeowners from working on cars. Big Mitch was out in front of his home, opened the hood of his new pickup (parked in his driveway) to check the oil level.

A guy who regularly walked his small dog past Mitch's house every day just happened to be passing by......commented what Mitch was doing was prohibited!

Without a word, Mitch walked over to the spot on his lawn where the walker's dog had just left a deposit (a daily occurrence, with NO cleanup), picked it up walked back to the "complainant" (dog walker) - and smeared it down the front of the dog walker's shirt.

Mitch never saw the dog walker again!

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