Legality of Gated Community

[yellow8yellowm]

Does the city maintain roads inside gated communities? If so, I would argue that the the public should have access to these streets. Do you know of the legal precedents here? I live near Candlelight Hills in Escondido and am curious if I can get the gate removed.

Thanks you,

Yellow8

[UCGal]

Most gated communities I’ve seen have private roads. That allows them to impose restrictions against parking on the street, etc.

[UCGal]

Most gated communities I’ve seen have private roads. That allows them to impose restrictions against parking on the street, etc.

[UCGal]

Most gated communities I’ve seen have private roads. That allows them to impose restrictions against parking on the street, etc.

[UCGal]

Most gated communities I’ve seen have private roads. That allows them to impose restrictions against parking on the street, etc.

[UCGal]

Most gated communities I’ve seen have private roads. That allows them to impose restrictions against parking on the street, etc.

[temeculaguy]

I know of no gated tract where the roads are not private, that’s one of the reasons the hoa for gates places is high. It’s not the gate operation that costs money, it’s the fact that the public has no access therefore the city/county will not pay for the paving, streetlights, insurance or anything else that has to do with the roads. These people do pay property tax just the same so they have the same access to other services (police, fire, etc.) just not anything to do with the streets. Sorry, you can’t get the gates removed, only the homeowners can do that.

[temeculaguy]

I know of no gated tract where the roads are not private, that’s one of the reasons the hoa for gates places is high. It’s not the gate operation that costs money, it’s the fact that the public has no access therefore the city/county will not pay for the paving, streetlights, insurance or anything else that has to do with the roads. These people do pay property tax just the same so they have the same access to other services (police, fire, etc.) just not anything to do with the streets. Sorry, you can’t get the gates removed, only the homeowners can do that.

[temeculaguy]

I know of no gated tract where the roads are not private, that’s one of the reasons the hoa for gates places is high. It’s not the gate operation that costs money, it’s the fact that the public has no access therefore the city/county will not pay for the paving, streetlights, insurance or anything else that has to do with the roads. These people do pay property tax just the same so they have the same access to other services (police, fire, etc.) just not anything to do with the streets. Sorry, you can’t get the gates removed, only the homeowners can do that.

[temeculaguy]

I know of no gated tract where the roads are not private, that’s one of the reasons the hoa for gates places is high. It’s not the gate operation that costs money, it’s the fact that the public has no access therefore the city/county will not pay for the paving, streetlights, insurance or anything else that has to do with the roads. These people do pay property tax just the same so they have the same access to other services (police, fire, etc.) just not anything to do with the streets. Sorry, you can’t get the gates removed, only the homeowners can do that.

[temeculaguy]

I know of no gated tract where the roads are not private, that’s one of the reasons the hoa for gates places is high. It’s not the gate operation that costs money, it’s the fact that the public has no access therefore the city/county will not pay for the paving, streetlights, insurance or anything else that has to do with the roads. These people do pay property tax just the same so they have the same access to other services (police, fire, etc.) just not anything to do with the streets. Sorry, you can’t get the gates removed, only the homeowners can do that.

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