Re: update to "HOA fence problem"

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> On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 09:24:58 -0500, "John D" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> >> On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 16:32:59 +0000, Alan Beagley
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> >> A municipality's zoning can be more oppressive than the worst HOA's
> >> covenants!
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> >I think a  municipality is less likely to behave as if they have a personal
> >vendetta against you. All it takes is to be just a little impolite to one
> >HOA board member and they can have a hidden agenda against you. Also, one
> >expects to have to conform to rules from our local government. But one
> >doesn't always expect the crap that comes from a HOA and the amount of power
> >they have to enforce it.
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> Tell that to the REIT who changed the "SHADE" of the color of the
> awnings it was replacing on its properties and see how much more power
> a town council member has with the full municipal bureaucracy at his
> disposal when a home owner, business or other individual gets caught
> in the cross hairs of his sights!
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> Th9s is in a town that got a CAT leash law that is enforced on its
> books after the aunt of one of the council persons had the fabric roof
> of her car scratched and torn by a cat overnight!
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The color is a sign of tyranny.
If you remember during Mao revolution only color loved was gray and red.
I remember that everything in old Czechoslovakia was gray.
Now everything in HOA is gray.
The Bolshevism has its colors.
Do not mistake the bureaucracy with the Bolshevism whether it is HOA or City.
-Sub