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Think your HOA is strict? Meet the rules of Indian Creek’s Billionaire Bunker

tampabay.com · 9dShare

In Indian Creek Village, money can buy you a $100 million mansion, a sprawling waterfront compound and a front-row seat to one of the most exclusive enclaves in South Florida. But you still have to follow the rules created when the village first incorporated in 1939. Welcome to Billionaire Bunker, where some of the world’s richest people live by a surprisingly detailed set of rules. Indian Creek Village manager Guillermo Olmedillo said this week that the village follows state and broader municipal laws, as well as the rules contained in its 103-page Land Development Regulations , also known as the Indian Creek Village Code. And the rules have teeth. Willfully violating the Land Development Regulations or failing to comply with them can bring a fine of up to $500 per day. The village can also seek court-ordered enforcement or revoke a building permit. Like in many other well-heeled communities, there are limits on height. Limits on paving. Limits on walls. Limits on guest houses. Limits

First report: No HOA is as strict as the rules for the ‘Billionaire Bunker’ island where Bezos and Zuckerberg live — nypost.com, 10d