[RICH1]

Drainage is one reason to get the Proper paperwork completed…Following the Rules is the best practice…

[rogerk]

Originally Posted by njbchbum

Yes - approval from ARC is required for any changes to the exterior of one’s property. Probably need permit from local government also.

Yes call Architecture Review Committee. They can also advise on any county permit requirements. They can help you avoid problems down the road.

[galluccb]

My understanding from similar projects in Sumter is concrete/ pavers to property line as long as it does not interfere with drain between homes. In my case I had to set back 12" along butting rear property. Permits are required for vertical construction where setbacks are in play.
Hope this helps

[DAVES]

Originally Posted by mja0mcm

I am having a 18' by 24' paver patio installed off the side of my Lanai. Is a permit/permission needed for this patio? It will be greater than 10 feet from any property line.

I would call the villages rather than ask here. Any reply, including mine, is an OPINION, not binding. As far as what the rule is, there are ?????? like 90 Villages each with different rules.

My OPINION it is likely that you need an OK for any outside modification.

[Rodneysblue]

Originally Posted by mja0mcm

I am having a 18' by 24' paver patio installed off the side of my Lanai. Is a permit/permission needed for this patio? It will be greater than 10 feet from any property line.

I believe that you need both. A phone call doesn’t cost as much as having to remove the work.

[RVgirl]

Check with the company installing your pavers. Ours took care of everything.