Prohibiting Guests from Coming on Premises

I own a vacant lot in a resort community in a very rural area where there are not many lawnservices. I covenants require the property owners to cut the grass before it get 8" tall, so I asked the farmer that owns a nearby home if she would cut my grass and she agreed. It turns out that the farmer and the developers have issues, as in the farmer was married to one of the developers, and the developers told me that they are going to prohibit the farmer from cutting my grass, and if I don't get someone else to cut the grass, they are going to cut it and charge me $75, although I'm getting it cut for $0 to $20 now.

Can the developers prohibit me from using the farmer to cut my grass?

Unfortunately, this place is in the middle of nowhere, so there aren't any nearby lawnservices. The only other person who agreed to cut the grass will charge $75.

Larry,

Assuming that this is the same developer you wrote about in another thread, it sounds like you are dealing with a bully who will ruin your life and those of your neighbors for two reasons: 1) He can; and 2) he knows that neither you nor your neighbors will stand up to him.

LOL, No. You can hire anyone you want to cut your grass. Ignore the threat.

If the developers have turned over maintenance responsibilities to the individual owners they can no longer restrict who does the work.