[GreenKeys] FW: ARRL Request to Contact Your US Senators

[tony.podrasky]

That's basically how I was able to put up and keep my antenna.

When you selectively enforce the CC&Rs, you run into trouble.

When I first got on the BOD, I mentioned to those on it about
the CC&Rs they were breaking, they white-washed over it.

Now, our time is spent making sure no one has beach towels
or toys on their balcony. I gotta admit that enforcing those
rules do keep our community looking pretty spiffy!

I visit A LOT of other communities who don't have/enforce the
balcony rules - and it looks pretty trashy because people use
their balcony like it is an outdoor garage: used tires, huge
bags full of cans, clothes, towels, ratty-looking chairs, etc.

On 07/26/2017 10:13 PM, hwhall at compuserve.com wrote:
>
> I've also seen in established neighborhoods, the old HOA has lost it's
> zeal & often its members, and as long as you're not raising your
> neighbor's dander you can get away with reasonable stuff that's
> technically non-contractual.  I'm told that the more that happens, the
> less enforceable the contract becomes.  Any lawyers on board to weigh in
> on that?

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