LaverneB
Posts: 128
Posts: 128
Posted:
Thank you, yes, in Palm Beach County Florida it is 2 to a bedroom. Always been that way(not that it means anything) but if more is living in house or villa, etc.... you could be fined, or your landlord.
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BrianB
Posts: 2,787
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Posted:
Just curious, in Palm Beach.. is that two adults to a bedroom, or two people? Does palm beach require mom and dad put the newborn in a separate room or face a code violation?
AnnJ1
Posts: 122
Posts: 122
Posted:
Brian,
I just HAVE TO reply to your post as I am sitting here laughing sooo hard!
Our declarations also have this language regarding occupancy.... "The maximum number of occupants in a Unit shall be limited to two (2) people per bedroom in a unit etc."
I shudder to think this could be taken so literally that a wife couldn't send her husband to the living room sofa for a night or two!!
Ann
PS... thanks for the chuckle!!
I just HAVE TO reply to your post as I am sitting here laughing sooo hard!
Our declarations also have this language regarding occupancy.... "The maximum number of occupants in a Unit shall be limited to two (2) people per bedroom in a unit etc."
I shudder to think this could be taken so literally that a wife couldn't send her husband to the living room sofa for a night or two!!
Ann
PS... thanks for the chuckle!!
LaverneB
Posts: 128
Posts: 128
Posted:
OK guys funny! It is 2 people per bedroom. About the husband thing, too bad for them. This is a law that I think is State Wide
HaroldS
Posts: 902
Posts: 902
Posted:
Brian beat me to that question! This is so ludicrous, and being taken as enforceable gospel by some posters FOR RENTERS OR GUESTS ONLY. I've never gotten an answer as to how these people know how many are occupying a bedroom. I suppose if they count five bodies occupying a two bedroom condo (even one being an infant), that they are in violation. They have to be spending their volunteer time spying on and counting residents to even get that information. Such a life.
GlenL
Posts: 5,429
Posts: 5,429
Posted:
I don't think it is ludicrous at all. I can tell you from back in the day when I was a paramedic you wouldn't believe some of the homes we would go into. There would be mattress after mattress lying on the floor with 10-15 people living in a one or two bedroom place. With the influx of immigrants legal or otherwise the stories of this happening are more and more in the news. Besides Association rules most health departments or local zoning ordinances limit the number of people allowed to live in a unit.
BrianB
Posts: 2,787
Posts: 2,787
Posted:
"Our declarations also have this language regarding occupancy.... "The maximum number of occupants in a Unit shall be limited to two (2) people per bedroom in a unit etc."
This isn't bad for occupancy. If i have a two bedroom unit, i can have 4 people living in the home. All four can be in the same bedroom, if desired, but only four. I do wonder if anyone would kick out a family with a newborn if they cross the line? Parents, living in a one bedroom home, have a baby. Must they now move out or face fines?
even worse: At what point in the pregnancy is the unborn considered an "occupant"? I mean, he/she IS sleeping in the unit and occupying it...
This isn't bad for occupancy. If i have a two bedroom unit, i can have 4 people living in the home. All four can be in the same bedroom, if desired, but only four. I do wonder if anyone would kick out a family with a newborn if they cross the line? Parents, living in a one bedroom home, have a baby. Must they now move out or face fines?
even worse: At what point in the pregnancy is the unborn considered an "occupant"? I mean, he/she IS sleeping in the unit and occupying it...
DJ1
Posts: 791
Posts: 791
Posted:
BrianB, AnnJ1...I guess that Menage et trois would be prohibited? 
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Unless the third is just a visitor and not an 'occupant'.
) Unless the third is just a visitor and not an 'occupant'.
BrianB
Posts: 2,787
Posts: 2,787
Posted:
visiting partner is fine.
permanent member of said menage would not be...
permanent member of said menage would not be...
AnnJ1
Posts: 122
Posts: 122
Posted:
DJ1,
Uh oh! Methinks I'm in trouble here in River City .... time to purchase new black-out blinds. Oops... they're not allowed either!!
On a serious note... As per the reasons mentioned by Glen, the concept is a good one, IMHO. What's not so good, is an interpretation of association docs which could be construed as "counting angels on a pin head".
Have A Happy!
Uh oh! Methinks I'm in trouble here in River City .... time to purchase new black-out blinds. Oops... they're not allowed either!!
On a serious note... As per the reasons mentioned by Glen, the concept is a good one, IMHO. What's not so good, is an interpretation of association docs which could be construed as "counting angels on a pin head".
Have A Happy!
AnnaD2
Posts: 943
Posts: 943
Posted:
Hey---how do you post those little smiley faces???
DonnaS
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Posts: 5,596
Posted:
Anna,
use a colon and the left parenthisis together====== : and )==
Then push submit. Voila, automatic smiley face
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