RobinL7 (North Carolina)
Posts: 45
Posts: 45
Posted:
First, I want to thank everyone who responded to my previous inquiry. It is my hope that many of your suggestions will now become policy for our little community and alleviate unnecessary conversation and confusion, and help us become more efficient as well.
So here are two another issues.
(1)A property has recently sold in our association, this property has been marked with surveyor's ribbons and flags. It is now very apparent that the driveway location on this lot is in violation of our CC&Rs (big time). The home and driveway on this lot is at least 15 years old.
I suppose originally this violation was not obvious because the lot adjacent to the driveway was vacant up until about a year ago, now that this lot has been built on, and the surveyor's' markings are in place, the violation is very obvious.
Can we request that the new owners move their driveway to be in compliance even though the violation has been in place for sometime?
(2)Our CC&R's state that only an "attached dwelling" can be constructed when a lot is under certain acreage (not an unattached dwelling). We are getting push back regarding the definition of an "Attached Dwelling". We believe that an attached dwelling is defined as having a common wall. In our community if a detached dwelling is constructed a septic waste water system would have to be installed.
Any advise would be welcome! Best, Robin
So here are two another issues.
(1)A property has recently sold in our association, this property has been marked with surveyor's ribbons and flags. It is now very apparent that the driveway location on this lot is in violation of our CC&Rs (big time). The home and driveway on this lot is at least 15 years old.
I suppose originally this violation was not obvious because the lot adjacent to the driveway was vacant up until about a year ago, now that this lot has been built on, and the surveyor's' markings are in place, the violation is very obvious.
Can we request that the new owners move their driveway to be in compliance even though the violation has been in place for sometime?
(2)Our CC&R's state that only an "attached dwelling" can be constructed when a lot is under certain acreage (not an unattached dwelling). We are getting push back regarding the definition of an "Attached Dwelling". We believe that an attached dwelling is defined as having a common wall. In our community if a detached dwelling is constructed a septic waste water system would have to be installed.
Any advise would be welcome! Best, Robin