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So towns are now passing HOA rules town wide?
by sschueller 2y ago
So towns are now passing HOA rules town wide?
- droobles 2y agoLand of the free
- lsaferite 2y agoHOAs are just ultra-local government.
- fleabagmange 2y agoI used to rent in a non-HOA neighborhood. I had a neighbor attempting to sell their run down hovel for double the market rate. It wouldn’t sell, for obvious reason. His solution was to call in Code Enforcement on every single neighbor every single day. Which meant I had to send a weekly photo of my lawn to my landlord to be sent to the Code Enforcement Officer to prove I had an orderly property to avoid him a ticket to avoid him a court appearance. Turns out many (most?) cities and suburbs have laws on the books that meet or exceed virtually any HOA. In that case, they can ruin your life far more than any Boomer on patrol could ever dream of.
- LeafItAlone 2y agoNow? Municipalities across America have been implementing laws like this for decades.
- ProllyInfamous 2y agoHere are some rules which apply anywhere within Chattanooga's city limits: •Grass must be <10" •No indoor furniture on patios •Address must be posted (near entrance) in 4" tall script •All vehicles parked outside must be operable and registered ("projects" must be garaged) •Cannot leave dropped branches on yard, nor piled up (except pile for pickup) •Paint/roof must be watertight Certain inspectors are eager for your disagreeableness, as they (in their minds) are god.