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A rule is itself unreasonable if it can only be made reasonable with selective/lax enforcement. If the HOA just wants to combat "untamed blight" then the rule
by ryandrake 2y ago
A rule is itself unreasonable if it can only be made reasonable with selective/lax enforcement.
If the HOA just wants to combat "untamed blight" then the rule should be about untamed blight. Don't write the rule such that it demands a specific species of grass, with a length requirement specified to the centimeter.
- seabird 2y ago>only be made reasonable with selective/lax enforcement This is just a lot of local zoning ordinances. Sometimes it's stupid and annoying but like 95%+ of the time it's fine and not terribly important to expend any energy changing. I don't need any convincing that HOAs do it in the most power hungry freak way possible, but so much of our lives runs on letting things be a little loose, and that's a good thing.