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Spanish Lakes regulations help protect all the residents

May 7, 2006
Letter to the editor:

Spanish Lakes' residents who refuse to adhere to some simple rules put in place by the management for the welfare and comfort of all 1,300-plus residents should try living in other manufactured home parks that apparently have no rules.

I don't want to live next to someone with carport roofs dangling, cats running loose (especially in a section designated "no pets") and rusted, old cars and boats that haven't run in 20 years, not to mention trash everywhere.

The management has areas designated as pet sections, and a map is available to anyone who asks prior to buying a home.

Hurricane season is only six weeks away, and Wilma was six months ago. I don't want my home to be hit and damaged by carports, siding and roofs from other homes from which any strong wind will send debris flying.

My hat is off to Wynne Brothers for enforcing those rules that protect all the homeowners in the complex.

Ron Farnham
Port St. Lucie