02-26-2010, 10:08 AM
quote:No. Why would you think that?
Originally posted by Greg
Our POA has set aside several lots we own as "miniparks", community gardens, and dedicated greenspace. We sponsor summer and seasonal break programs in these areas for our kids(and by default, their parents).
Are we to expect government intervention or lawsuits from neighbors who may not like the noise of active children?
If your zoning allows for parks, playgrounds, and open space activities, everyone in that zoning knows that they can be next door to one. Just like the people of Seaview and all other AG zoned property knows that a community center like SPACE can be built right next door to them. That is allowed by zoning without the need for any Use or Special Use Permit. SPACE is not the problem, a community center is not the problem. Their activities are not the problm unless it's in violation of zoning and the SUP they agreed to live by.