If MY neighbor wanted to park his boat/car/trailer across the street from his house and I complained he would just yell at me in Spanish.

When it comes to ANY purchase whatsoever, it's incumbent upon the purchaser to live up to the responsibilities of ownership. Those responsibilities include the COST of boat ownership, which includes maintenance, insurance, education and storage. If they can't afford those things, then they can't afford the boat.

What if car owners used Yaniz's lame excuse? "I work my butt off and have a car but can't afford insurance. I make sacrifices so I can have a car. You can't force me to insure it." And how about homeowners who say "I worked hard to buy this house and making me clean up the yard, the rats, the garbage, the filth and the standing water cuts into my beer-drinking time."

Looks like when New Town voted in Yaniz who doesn't even exhibit basic manners and has no clue about Roberts Rules, they voted in a gross caricature of themselves. And if New Towners want to continue to trash up their neighborhoods and allow boats on the street, that's their choice. But they can keep their trash out of Old Town.

It is nice to see a little common sense here and no we do not want the restrictive homeowners laws of Boca