Quote: Perhaps start a petition to permanently dissolve the HOA....it would have to come to a vote, but if enough people signed, it would force the vote.
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Quote: Perhaps start a petition to permanently dissolve the HOA....it would have to come to a vote, but if enough people signed, it would force the vote.
If the CC&Rs are well written and within the bounds of state statutes, it CAN and DOES hold up in court. Now if things are enforced unfairly (enforced against some people and not others) or if that provision conflicts with state or federal laws, typically that provision can be tossed. Most legal documents have a severability clause, that basically says that if one provision is ruled unenforceable by a court, the other provisions remain in effect.My daughter sits on a HOA board in Illinois. They were having a 'problem' with a neighbor and the board's lawyer told them that all the agreements in the world don't hold up in court. The best they could hope for was that the guy would buckle under pressure. It turns out this is still a free country (sometimes). It might have been worth a visit to a lawyer, if you know a "good" one.
My neighbor complained that their dog was barking at my chickens and the barking was disturbing the neighborhood. So, their dog barks and its my fault. So, I agreed to put up a solid plywood half fence against our shared fence so their dog can't see the chickens. I think it helped the dog from barking at the chickens but the dog still barks at me or any other person. I gave the neighbor some eggs, and plan to give them more. I hope they don't turn me in. Otherwise, I think I'll have to trim trees with a chainsaw early every Saturday. Lol ;-)