We have 100 acres and an HOA neighborhood full of dbags that runs are entire West fenceline. I love to get my Ak and a cple mags and cut loose just to explode their tiny liberal minds...
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Looks like the specification is that your "lot" has to be maintained in a "neat and attractive condition". Looks like you can tell them to kick rocks without any actual specified height requirement.
Whether having short shrubs are necessary for a "neat and attractive condition" really is completely subjective, and unless they have an explicit clause in the version of the covenant that you agreed to, that you'd be happy to comply when they amend the covenant in order to include it.
And once that's done, you'll direct your landscapers at their next scheduled visit to bring you into compliance with the HOA's directives.
And once that's done, you'll direct your landscapers at their next scheduled visit to bring you into compliance with the HOA's directives.
We had the same stupid company managing our HOA for the first year. The developer chose them since it was a new subdivision. We formed our on Board and booted GCM as soon as we could. It saved us several thousand dollars per year and our dues went down over $100 per year.
Yeah, I'd print out the covenants/bylaws and just hand deliver it to the board, and ask them to highlight where it says something about shrub height.
Hoa's should be exicuted in the streets.
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I have enough straight line of sight for a 350 yard range...We have 100 acres and an HOA neighborhood full of dbags that runs are entire West fenceline. I love to get my Ak and a cple mags and cut loose just to explode their tiny liberal minds...
LOL $25 wouldn't cover my martini bill before I am seated for dinner.
