City or HOA

Not sure more often than not these condo properties have onsite people that tend to the grounds and they hire landscapers that manicure trees, shrubs and bushes.

These are apples and oranges. The city approves the developer to build the condo complex. There may be certain CODES like parking lot #'s, mailbox locations, and street issues. However, it's up the Developer owned COA/HOA to make the rules and do maintenance. Once the Developer is out then it's up to you and your neighbors.

So if there are landscaping issues, that is on the Developer/COA/HOA. It's also should be written in your documents.

Another case of the OP not providing sufficient information to allow reasonable consideration.

OP, please help us out!

Because they did not get the answers they wanted, they continue to shop by adding additional information.

Hi Sue, I understood your answer the best. Although I sure don't understand our situation. We have a Condo with so many trees on property. (this is a set of 10 condo units attached to each other) Many trees hang over the (public) street. We live in Florida. We have daily thunderstorms during summer. Some storms are severe, and even an occasional hurricane. Street parking was further down the street many years ago where there were no Condos/Houses. The City banned parking in that area, so those cars had to park in front of the Condos. There were basically no cars parked in front of those Condos before the ban. Since the ban, the street if full of cars directly in front of these Condos. My opinion is that this section is too small for street parking. A tree limb has fallen onto a truck smashing the windshield. During our everyday storms, tree branches and limbs and twigs and leaves fall to the ground. This Storm Debris is put out by the curb. Because this section it too small for street parking, the Storm Debris is basically a few inches to a few ft from the parked car on the street. The parked car on the street is only inches to a few feet from the driveway. Many times there are 2 cars parked in the driveway, meaning 1 car is parked on top of the sidewalk nearly hanging out in the street. So you can envision a parked car in the driveway and a parked car on the street with Storm Debris in between those 2 cars. With no room for pedestrians to walk thru. Also blocking path of Firefighters tending to an Emergency. Our Trash service company also says the Storm Debris & trash & recycling bins may scratch the cars.