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WRONG ANSWER!!!
I'm going through the very same thing at my association. I've found,
after much consultation with a variety of professionals, that there are
three choices for the Board: 1. Hire a lawyer and start the enforcement
according to whatever the association's CC&R's specify as possible remedies.
2. Grant the homeowner a special exemption as the board sees fit. 3. Change
the rules. In any case, someone comes out looking weak or foolish. I'm
looking forward to enforcement at my place about as much as you are (not at
all!) There are NO OTHER viable options.
Sorry,
David
P.S. Larry, try looking up how the State of California defines condominiums
and common property. Till then, stay quiet or move!
<larrybud2002@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> 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?
>
> Yeah, realize you're in America and people have a right to do with
> their property as they see fit.
>
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