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JohnB83 (South Carolina)
Posts: 124
Posted:
Given the following restriction contained in the Covenants as a 'finding of fact':

No trucks of any kind shall be parked upon the premises hereby conveyed.

?? Is a 'Pick-Up' truck permitted ??

This is designed as 'food for thought', I will NOT rejoin this particular topic thread.
KerryL1 (California)
Posts: 14,550
Posted:
I'll bite. "Truck," with no qualifiers of any kind, is a clear and unambiguous word. All English speakers know what it means. In this phrase, they are prohibited. Period. Any buyers should feel assured that they won't see their new neighborhood sprouting trucks of any kind.

I noted elsewhere that my sis/husb. wanted NO part of an HOA that permitted parking of any trucks + any rec. vehicles in the driveways or on the streets. Not easy to find in Bend, OR, but they bought happily in just such an HOA. Their neighbors are happy too. And they all are VERY protective of this covenant.
TimB4 (Tennessee)
Posts: 21,059
Posted:
John,

Why do you need so many threads on the same topic?
DouglasM6 (Arizona)
Posts: 724
Posted:
Because John is a PitA....LOL
GenoS (Florida)
Posts: 4,276
Posted:
Aren't there enough ongoing threads about trucks? Jeez.
GuyM1 (Ohio)
Posts: 318
Posted:
Then you better talk to your states BMV!
GuyM1 (Ohio)
Posts: 318
Posted:
How can Pickup Trucks drive down a road that has a sign that says NO TRUCKS?
MelissaP1 (Alabama)
Posts: 13,836
Posted:
Those signs usually come with weight or height restrictions with "No trucks"...

Former HOA President
DouglasM6 (Arizona)
Posts: 724
Posted:
Thank you for this Melissa.

To everyone involved in this ridiculous conversation about "what a truck is", open google, type in "highway road signs no trucks", and then select images. Look at the image used on these signs. Nuff said.
GuyM1 (Ohio)
Posts: 318
Posted:
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GuyM1 (Ohio)
Posts: 318
Posted:
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GuyM1 (Ohio)
Posts: 318
Posted:
https://www.safetysupplywarehouse.com/v/vspfiles/photos/TC14555-2.jpg
GuyM1 (Ohio)
Posts: 318
Posted:
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FredS7 (Arizona)
Posts: 927
Posted:
I thought OP completely settled this for all time in his previous thread.
CarlJ2 (Texas)
Posts: 194
Posted:
He is trolling the board.
LetA (Nevada)
Posts: 2,679
Posted:
Guy, That was a problem in Ohio until the mid to late 90's when the legislature did away with special NON COMM plates specifically for pick-up trucks.
Yes it was conceivable that pick-up trucks were ticketed in a no truck zone, those tickets were always tossed out by a judge for lack of merit.

HOA's cannot ban passenger class pick-up trucks from HOA's for the same reason they cannot ban people with Econolline Ford Vans, and they can't ban
Motorcycles from HOA's either.

As long as it fits in the garage, it's none of nobody's business.
GuyM1 (Ohio)
Posts: 318
Posted:
Wish I knew that I receive a ticket in Cleveland for parking in a truck zone in the 2000's. And I paid it and had Passenger plates.
LetA (Nevada)
Posts: 2,679
Posted:
I worked as a courier in Cleveland, I purposely got "truck" plates so I could park in "truck" zones. I drove a mini van at the time.
under the NON COMM plates in Ohio, technically one could get a ticket if you was hauling a piano in the bed. You still would have gotten a ticket
fro parking a F-150 in a truck zone by not having commercial "truck" plates.
LetA (Nevada)
Posts: 2,679
Posted:
Guy, I want to clarify the difference between parking in a truck zone and driving in a truck zone. BIG difference. I was ticketed several times driving my minivan with
commercial "truck" plates in a no truck zone.
GuyM1 (Ohio)
Posts: 318
Posted:
No I received a ticket for parking in a truck zone because I had Passenger plates.
JohnB83 (South Carolina)
Posts: 124
Posted:
Quote:
Posted By GuyM1 on 10/19/2017 9:36 AM
No I received a ticket for parking in a truck zone because I had Passenger plates.

Soooooo, you received a violation for parking your truck even though it had 'passenger plates'.

I imagine the registration did NOT change the fact that it was, in fact, a truck.
GuyM1 (Ohio)
Posts: 318
Posted:
Sorry I looked it up and it was for parking in a loading zone and I didn't have truck plates...so it's opposite of what you think...I GOT A TICKET FOR NOT BEING A TRUCK!!!!!!!
JohnB83 (South Carolina)
Posts: 124
Posted:
aaaaaah

The importance of language and grammar !

I stand corrected in this particular communication snafu.

This shows why many CCRs are in dispute because of [poor] wording issues.
DaveD3 (Michigan)
Posts: 796
Posted:
Quote:
Posted By TimB4 on 10/18/2017 3:26 PM
John,

Why do you need so many threads on the same topic?

Maybe one of these:
a) he's totally dense and doesn't understand that words and phrases are subject to varying interpretation
b) he's on the opposing side in the other truck thread
c) beats me

Of the 3, I'm guessing #1
JohnB83 (South Carolina)
Posts: 124
Posted:
Dave,

Please state YOUR interpretation of the following phrase:

No trucks of any kind ...




I do admit when I misinterpret something.
JohnB83 (South Carolina)
Posts: 124
Posted:
Quote:
Posted By DaveD3 on 10/19/2017 6:56 PM
Posted By TimB4 on 10/18/2017 3:26 PM
John,

Why do you need so many threads on the same topic?


Maybe one of these:
a) he's totally dense and doesn't understand that words and phrases are subject to varying interpretation
b) he's on the opposing side in the other truck thread
c) beats me

Of the 3, I'm guessing #1

Since I always have been in favor of enforcing restrictions in the Covenant until they are amended/changed, and an espouser AGAINST ambiguous (therefor unenforceable) restrictions I would guess that it is actually "c) beats me".
GuyM1 (Ohio)
Posts: 318
Posted:
JOHN

The year is 2017 NOT 1950's!!!!!

Get over it!!!!

Meter 0%
GuyM1 (Ohio)
Posts: 318
Posted:
Let's try this....Pickup trucks of today were not built when the bylaw was written so that definition of that truck bylaw doesn't pertain to today's pickup. Trucks of that day were trucks of that time not of this time...Please come to the Future!!!!!
And your any kind is of that time not this time!!!! Unless you want to go back in time and include the words and all future pickups that become passenger rated vehicles and ones that can hover off the ground and can go into outer space!!!
TimB4 (Tennessee)
Posts: 21,059
Posted:
The equine is starting to smell.
DouglasM6 (Arizona)
Posts: 724
Posted:
Quote:
Posted By JohnB83 on 10/19/2017 6:59 PM
Dave,

Please state YOUR interpretation of the following phrase:

No trucks of any kind ...




I do admit when I misinterpret something.

Let me!

Since you seem to have such a problem with words, let's try pictures!!

https://www.google.com/search?q=No+trucks+sign&rlz=1C1KMZB_enUS552US552&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwin67Xop__WAhXKqlQKHdJ_BbQQ_AUICigB&biw=1680&bih=957

JohnB83 (South Carolina)
Posts: 124
Posted:
http://truck-photos.net.s3.amazonaws.com/5045.jpg
JohnB83 (South Carolina)
Posts: 124
Posted:
Tim,

The horse has actually liquefied.

DouglasM6 (Arizona)
Posts: 724
Posted:
THAT! is a truck!

I feel that we are making progress!
JohnB83 (South Carolina)
Posts: 124
Posted:

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