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Whether or not the CCR's apply to the sign in question depends on the
wording and intent of the CC&R's. Basically, ... see an attorney and take
action or not. Of course, if you've got a more reasonable way, ... go for
it.
:)
Cheers
"Subcomandante" <edicorp@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:GIPFf.9817$2O6.5400@newssvr12.news.prodigy.com...
>L Mehl wrote:
>> Hello --
>>
>> We are 9-unit condo association.
>> The CC&Rs prohibit hanging signs on the outside of units.
>> An owner currently residing here decided to rent his unit and hung a "For
>> Rent" sign on his balcony.
>>
>> The manager advised the owner that his sign violated the CC&Rs and gave
>> him
>> 5 days to remove it.
>>
>> After 5 days had passed, the manager reminded the owner to remove the
>> sign.
>> The owner implied that 5 days had not yet passed and responded "...do not
>> be
>> stupid ...".
>>
>> Our CC&Rs authorize the manager to enforce the rules; however, there are
>> no
>> specific provisions for the process to be followed.
>>
>> We would like to keep this situation as amicable as possible.
>>
>> Do any readers of this group have suggestions for handling this
>> situation?
>>
>> Thanks for any suggestions
>>
>> Larry Mehl
>>
>>
>
> In what state are you located?
> Please be advised that Signs like "For Rent", "For Sale" or "Open House",
> if standard size, don't constitute sign to which your CC&R refer and my
> be displayed in common area.
> -Sub.
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