For the city of palm coast to let you have a utility trailer or boat behind a fence
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John rydell
2 years ago
It is completly ridiculous not to be able to park your boat or trailer on your own property i just moved here from orlando w 5 jet skis no one ever told me of this .its unamerican not to be able to have your boat on your own property im moving out of here because of this
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Eric mejias
3 years ago
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$1300/yr for storage is very unnecessary when you pay hundreds of thousands for your own land. Not to mention boat insurance is higher when you can’t keep it at residence. A lot of wasted money that could be spent on other things to boost palm coast.
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Ericka Sammons
3 years ago
We should be allowed to park our RV/boat behind our fence.
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Patrick Staffa
3 years ago
Rule is legitimate bs
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John Lennon
3 years ago
Can’t understand why I can’t park my class-c rv behind my fence on my property, Not in the driveway in Palm Coast.
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David Castanheira
3 years ago
Non commercial trailers should be allowed to be parked on your OWN property. Not have to rent storage for something you own that is on your property.
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Joseph Mancino
3 years ago
With the current situation on the economy the City of Palm Coast should/can help it's citizens. If upkeep is an issue code enforcement can contact that individual homeowner
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Alvin Hill
3 years ago
As long as there is a fenced in back yard 6.5 ft tall...privacy fence only
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Susan Reedy
3 years ago
Residents should be able to park boats and/or trailers out of sight in fenced backyard.
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Viola Church
3 years ago
It should be allowed. The rule imposes additional costs for storage upon citizens.
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Fran Aber
3 years ago
You are so gun ho of building thousands of houses, we all live not over 19 miles from the ocean, but yet you won't let anyone put a boat on their own property? Such a stupid law . Give us tax payers a break
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Damien Esmond
3 years ago
Out of sight from the road, my back yard is my business.
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Danielle Boyette
3 years ago
You should be able to have your trailer on your driveway. Cmon.
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James petrakis
3 years ago
My property my decision. Palm Coast is growing and it's never been more expensive to live. Help families save and make money. Keep Florida fun
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Doug Berger
3 years ago
I would live to move to Palm Coast. This boat storage restriction will stop me.
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Anthony Terrinoni
4 years ago
Why aren’t boat allowed in your yard or driveway. The ocean boarders our city. There’s lakes all over the place. To the best of my knowledge I think boats float hence you use them on water.
This ordinance Makes absolutely no sense….
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Robert Jones
4 years ago
This is a ridiculos ordinance for Palm Coast.
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Darryl Backert
4 years ago
I have a double lot with a fence but not allowed to keep anything on it. I don't understand.
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Raoul Souliere
4 years ago
Park a 17" boat inside fence area that can't be seen should be allowed in one's own backyard.
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Robert Paape
4 years ago
Just moved here and find it ridiculous that you can't park trailers or boats on your property . Why should you have to find and pay for storage
It is completly ridiculous not to be able to park your boat or trailer on your own property i just moved here from orlando w 5 jet skis no one ever told me of this .its unamerican not to be able to have your boat on your own property im moving out of here because of this
$1300/yr for storage is very unnecessary when you pay hundreds of thousands for your own land. Not to mention boat insurance is higher when you can’t keep it at residence. A lot of wasted money that could be spent on other things to boost palm coast.
We should be allowed to park our RV/boat behind our fence.
Rule is legitimate bs
Can’t understand why I can’t park my class-c rv behind my fence on my property, Not in the driveway in Palm Coast.
Non commercial trailers should be allowed to be parked on your OWN property. Not have to rent storage for something you own that is on your property.
With the current situation on the economy the City of Palm Coast should/can help it's citizens. If upkeep is an issue code enforcement can contact that individual homeowner
As long as there is a fenced in back yard 6.5 ft tall...privacy fence only
Residents should be able to park boats and/or trailers out of sight in fenced backyard.
It should be allowed. The rule imposes additional costs for storage upon citizens.
You are so gun ho of building thousands of houses, we all live not over 19 miles from the ocean, but yet you won't let anyone put a boat on their own property? Such a stupid law . Give us tax payers a break
Out of sight from the road, my back yard is my business.
You should be able to have your trailer on your driveway. Cmon.
My property my decision. Palm Coast is growing and it's never been more expensive to live. Help families save and make money. Keep Florida fun
I would live to move to Palm Coast. This boat storage restriction will stop me.
Why aren’t boat allowed in your yard or driveway. The ocean boarders our city. There’s lakes all over the place. To the best of my knowledge I think boats float hence you use them on water. This ordinance Makes absolutely no sense….
This is a ridiculos ordinance for Palm Coast.
I have a double lot with a fence but not allowed to keep anything on it. I don't understand.
Park a 17" boat inside fence area that can't be seen should be allowed in one's own backyard.
Just moved here and find it ridiculous that you can't park trailers or boats on your property . Why should you have to find and pay for storage