We just put money down on a property and got a copy of the deed restrictions. Pinal County, AZ has no restrictions on ham towers, BUT the deed does have a CCR restricting tower height. However, there
Any of your neighbors would have the power to sue to enforce the restrictions. Chuck Dietz W5PR We just put money down on a property and got a copy of the deed restrictions. Pinal County, AZ has no r
Depends on your local laws, etc., but most likely, any homeowner in the original tract could sue in court to enforce the CC&Rs. There's probably some language in the CC&R document that describes it.
If it is only a height restriction and that restriction is decent, like 50 or 60 feet or so, I might be inclined to put in a crankup tower. Run it at the restriction height for awhile until folks get
The devil in me just has to ask. If an HOA looks like it's about to die, is there any way of getting oneself, or a legal entity set up for the purpose, declared to be the HOA? Just think, someone bit
I was interested in CC&R's in Arizona several years ago and I found that state law required them to be enforced by an HOA. No HOA, no CC&R enforcement. And selective inforcement was not legal. That i
.....AND, typically, there are defenses available if there has been no enforcement in spite of existing known violations ....but you don't really want to have to pose defenses. As elsewhere suggested