I question how the board and management can send out any notices of violation without standards, but, after their initial outrage, most homeowners have backed down. When the next set of violations notices go out without warning, what will homeowners do? Comply or protest? This board and management keep pushing more expenses on to homeowners and they should disclose it in resale package so buyers can make informed decisions. 

My point is that homeowners don’t know they have these rights to appeal and have a hearing. So this year the board played gotcha and send out hundreds of violations for a rule we didn’t know about? Next time, what will they do? Or how about me? I filed multiple complaints for 6 years about the 3 yards abutting mine and the amount of trash and debris and smoky open burning and I asked when it would be cleaned up and the chief cpi inspector told me it looked fine to him…So, if those conditions are acceptable to CPI inspectors for tenant occupied properties, what recourse do I have to protect the value of my property because no one wants to buy a house next to a junkyard? None. 

I think some of my stubborn is fueled by the anger I feel towards people in the who have ignored me all these years. The point of having an HOA with all these rules is to insure to equal rights to all homeowners whether the property is owner occupied or not and if the DR’s have become so fluid, the AG should either allow the DR’s to be voided, or, force the board to comply with the law and vote by section.

Mary