KerryT (California)
Posts: 2
Posts: 2
Posted:
We need help on obtaining info. on starting up a HOA in our newly developed sub-division. Is there a statute on when you can or cannot create one? We do have CC&R's that all new homeowners had to read, agree to and sign before purchasing new homes. Well as you probably guessed we have owners that seem to think the rules and regulations are everyone else besides them. (Only a few, I might add)
For the majority we all keep up the beautification, and have respect and common courtesy for others that have bought in our sub-division.
Here it comes, (but) there are a few that build without permits, build on the property lines (encroachment issues) and don't regard the set-backs as required by our local city ordinances. We also have water drainage issues, and RV vehicles not being parked on the owners lots out of public view, and getting the travel trailers moved from being left for extended periods of time on the streets, which all of these are clearly stated in the CC&R's.
The developers have been contacted many, many times via phone calls, leaving messages and letters sent to them with (yes, you guessed it) NO HELP!
They have washed there hands from any of this. So we need help for the ones that want to create a HOA and love our neighborhood and want our value and quality to stay intact or grow.
Please help.
KerryT
For the majority we all keep up the beautification, and have respect and common courtesy for others that have bought in our sub-division.
Here it comes, (but) there are a few that build without permits, build on the property lines (encroachment issues) and don't regard the set-backs as required by our local city ordinances. We also have water drainage issues, and RV vehicles not being parked on the owners lots out of public view, and getting the travel trailers moved from being left for extended periods of time on the streets, which all of these are clearly stated in the CC&R's.
The developers have been contacted many, many times via phone calls, leaving messages and letters sent to them with (yes, you guessed it) NO HELP!
They have washed there hands from any of this. So we need help for the ones that want to create a HOA and love our neighborhood and want our value and quality to stay intact or grow.
Please help.
KerryT
