team bradfield
RVF Expert
- Joined
- Nov 9, 2022
- Messages
- 555
- RV Year
- 2023
- RV Make
- Newmar
- RV Model
- Dutch Star 4081
- RV Length
- 40'-10"
- Chassis
- Sparten
- Engine
- 450 cummins
- TOW/TOAD
- 2022 Grand Cherokee
- Fulltimer
- No
I agree, sounds creepy to me, as a millwrght/fabricator by trade, I wouldn't do it due to structural liability, you can tell someone "no more than 2 people per 5 sq ft" but on "race day" they squeeze 5 or 6, big problemsSo! as has been said about me, I will be as cryptic as possible! I will give a couple examples to get the juices going. I start with a high-school memory!
I lived in a community in Phoenix Az that the people mostly had their noses in the air. Yes, that kind of community! My family was on the fringe however. SO! For years developers tried to put in a high rise living building, also at the fringe of their community, and for years the community fought, and stopped the development. WHY! You might ask, was this such a problem? Well the argument put before the zoning committee was the people felt that their private living would be lost to peepers!!!
Forward many years!!!
Did you know, many federal parks have drone regulations??? I bet you know why!
To this! I will close with, The first time you say high to a neighbor, who has this view of privacy, you may start finding regulations in RV parks that will keep your deck out!
Personally I want more space than RV parks have to offer, so I get it! I understand why one might want a deck at events! However, I understand why neighbors with limited privacy, may not want a deck next to them.