He tells me there are a handful of folks who call the instant the office opens about everything from road noise, parking, heat feels weird, etc. 

Avoid all of the noise. 

Our apartment complex had a policy packet that was 16 pages,, included everything , also had a page with moveout cleaning charges like clean the stove was $125.00 , missing blinds were $35.00 for window, 85.00 for patio, clean window were $15.00 each for example.It gave noise requirements, where to dispose of trash, what was acceptable for trash, and listed charge for any large items left like couch was $50.00 to dispose of, mattress $25.00 box spring $25.00 so we were covered if they put any large items out.It covered roommate changes to lease, what a lease buyout fee was, how to pay your rent, how to give proper notice, late fee charges, charges to change lock,, how much lock out charge was to come and open your door. 

Also, a developer did a small subdivision on Catalina Island using modular because getting materials over there was too difficult.Other positives about modular, is that the locals liked it because they don't have the construction traffic and noise for extended periods while house is under construction. 

How utilities were handled, noise complaints an party clause, maintenance, snow removal etc.  

Most common reason people turn in their neighbors is parking violations, second is late night noise complaints.If that property you're looking at isn't in Park City proper but one of the surrounding towns like Snyderville all the restrictions change.

The Subaru is worse in every way (comfort, heat/AC, acceleration, build quality, ride, interior noise etc.) but I need it for the long, cold (-50F to -30F) winters and pure ice roads.

It's a shame but the reality is we can't stop it.....the noise around us is way to loud.

And kids make noise.

Unfortunately, the speaker on my phone doesn't get loud enough for me to hear it while the car is moving, as there's too much noise from the tires running over the road.