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but, but, it was a DEMAND letter!
"Well if it's a demand...Roy, get that check over pronto!"
but, but, it was a DEMAND letter!
Photo on his company’s website:
Mugshot:
Here is pic from this afternoon as I was driving by. If you look closely, you can see orange clay Mediterranean tiles in the dead center. 3 really nice cars parked under those trees in the front yard on the left.
Brad, the residents there could vote to add that clause to the documents. Then you could have a crew go in there, clean it up, and add the bill to his HOA dues. That should be the next step if you really want to resolve it.
He's a hoodie away from going full unabomber.Photo on his company’s website:
Mugshot:
Damn that's a beautiful lawn. I mean exactly how I'd love my property to look! This dude gets it!
"Well if it's a demand...Roy, get that check over pronto!"
Im betting he has had a couple bad divorces and an addiction issue.Holy ****! The guy has gone full Unabomber!
Which is totally fine. But you dont move into a deed restricted/HOA governed community.
He ain’t that far gone yetYou coulda paid him in Oxbucks.
Alex.
A few years ago we drove past a neighborhood that we've been by 1000 times. Our son asked "What does deed resticted neighborhood mean?" Me being the great verbose mother that I am, I went into the whole meaning of their neighborhood with HOA etc that we don't have in our neighborhood.
When I finally finished he said, "Ok, but what does RESTICTED mean?"
They have at least three of these large signs in the neighborhood.
Or go spray roundup in all the neighborhoods yards and put out weed seeds.Which is totally fine. But you dont move into a deed restricted/HOA governed community.
Or go spray roundup in all the neighborhoods yards and put out weed seeds.
That’s not any fun.Oooorrrrrrrr....... just mow your grass and trim your landscaping.
Brad, you guys have 3 options:
1) Do nothing further, let it go. At least you got some fine money out of him.
2) Start the letter and fine process again, and let it pile up. Eventually you'll have to sue him again.
3) Put out a proposal to all residents to amend the documents to allow the HOA to "self help" in cases like this. The HOA attorney will have to draw everything up. A members meeting will then need to be called and votes taken via proxy. Assuming it passes (the amount of the majority you need will be outlined in your current documents), you will then have the authority to (after written warnings) send a full crew in there to clean everything up, then put the bill on his account. The workers risk being shot, but I think it's the only way to actually fix the problem.
3) A members meeting will then need to be called and votes taken via proxy. Assuming it passes (the amount of the majority you need will be outlined in your current documents), you will then have the authority to (after written warnings) send a full crew in there to clean everything up, then put the bill on his account.
Generally speaking, the interpretation of the covenants lies at the feet of the Board. If they say his landscaping doesn't meet the covenants, then it doesn't.He has finally lawyered up. He has checked off 2 boxes that are black and white: pressure wash the driveway and have the roof cleaned. It was an orange tile roof that was blacker than the road. The covenant is kinda vague on the landscaping, something along the lines of "neat, tidy, and routinely trimmed". He claims he meets that. So it'll be fun to see what he says at the next hearing.
I was thinking more like providing total consciousness on his deathbed.You coulda paid him in Oxbucks.
Alex.