HOAs are simply an means to implement Agenda 21, and 2030 by citizen police, via municipal planning commissions requiring an HOA in developments and standardized rules.
It’s all still contract law, IMO, I am not a lawyer.
The paragraph you reference is really poorly written, or maybe a portion of several paragraphs.
If your docs don’t specifically limit owners and tenants from signs, you very likely are in a strong position. Complaints don’t matter, only what you agreed to in the CC&R’s. If there is no limitation on signs for owners/tenants now, once the HOA realizes they don’t have the power to make you take it/them down they will try to change the rules, and you may be grandfathered in, know that.
Moral of the story, freedom is limited in an HOA, IMO.
HOAs are simply an means to implement Agenda 21, and 2030 by citizen police, via municipal planning commissions requiring an HOA in developments and standardized rules.
It’s all still contract law, IMO, I am not a lawyer.
The paragraph you reference is really poorly written, or maybe a portion of several paragraphs.
If your docs don’t specifically limit owners and tenants from signs, you very likely are in a strong position. Complaints don’t matter, only what you agreed to in the CC&R’s. If there is no limitation on signs for owners/tenants now, once the HOA realizes they don’t have the power to make you take it/them down they will try to change the rules, and you may be grandfathered in, know that.
Moral of the story, freedom is limited in an HOA, IMO.