HOA Rules

RondeyG,
I am afraid Rodney, you will have to start with your Documents.
It may be a pain but if you want an answer to your issues, you need to know the rules of the game. It is long, hard, boring work for the most part. You need to state at the State HOA laws and work down from there.
I would venture a guess that you are looking at 50 to 80 hours of work.
Your question; "What can be done about KINGS like this?", will require at least that much to start.
Also, your position as stated; "Also, THEY do not send me, etc. needs to be adjusted. The "they" you refer to is also "you."

RodneyG:
A few of your comments raise some questions in my mind. It is correct that only 'owners' have the ability to vote and/or run for office in an HOA.
Are you a unit/home owner? or perhaps a renter? Are you personally responsible for paying dues to the HOA?

I agree with KevinK1’s post regarding the load specifications on residential streets. The streets in my community(here in Georgia)are also owned and maintained by the county and it is against the law to have a vehicle of a particular weight driving on or parked for an extended period of time unless it is a local deliver as earlier stated.

Our governing documents prohibit semi-trucks and motor homes to be driving in or from parking on the streets (residential) for more than a 24 hour period.

Extremely difficult to enforce when the streets are county owned, but we were advised by the Police that we could enforce our documents, we just can’t not tow or boot a vehicle, which is understandable. We wouldn’t want a guest’s vehicle towed or booted for parking in the street over night.

The board has called the police on several occasions. We’ve provided the police with the address of the repeat offended, with a description of the vehicle, even the plate number and the problem is usually resolved.

It certainly will be difficult if the offender is only found in violation every once in a great while, regardless if they are/aren’t a repeat violator, I would send them a violation notice advising them that parking a vehicle (of that weight) is against the governing documents as well as city regulations. Describe vehicle in violation and what day, be precise, perhaps even take a picture of the vehicle would be good proof to have, if ever needed to verify (There isn't a need to mail it to them, but to have it, just in case)

Send out a violation notice immediately. Put an end to this problem quickly will save your community time and money, in the long run.

Basically warn them of the violation and inform them of the fines they will accrue if they are reported of the same violation in the future.

Best of luck.
Keep us posted.
Chuck W.

I'm confused about one thing (well, more than one really, but this is a start):

You say that it was changed "saying that only home owners ONLY have a vote. "

So, are you implying that because you have only a LOT and not a HOME, that you think you aren't eligible to vote on things?

Roger, I know that. I'm just not entirely sure the original poster does.

He's concerned about not receiving notices anymore and I was just confused because it appears that he was saying that at that vote, only homeowners were allowed to vote.

Which might explain why he stopped receiving notices?

I dunno. It was a hard post to read. so I will back out of this discussion.

MicheleD: I agree with you, as you can see from my response to the poster. However, he has not replied with any further info.

I have a suspicion that RodneyG is parking his semi in the neighborhood where he owns a lot but doesn't have a house built. He can't park the semi where he lives because there's no room. Now he's upset because the "kings" are complaining about his semi.

"About 6 years a go the house owners changed the CC about the size of the homes with 42 votes saying that only home owners ONLY have a vote. The CC say 67% needed to change. Also they do not send me any thing about meetings or dues ect. The ones with the houses run the show."

Roger - it seems that we now have one other minute bit of information,"The lots with homes on them voted and they say the lots with no homes have no vote."

So perhaps, the CC&R's do state that only lots with homes have votes. Therefore, 42 votes could be the 67% requirement.
He also mentions "I was by my lot there was a big seimi truck parked on the road" and " a guy was parked on a county road unloading and the president runs over and asked all these questions. These roads are not part of the development.." which leads one to believe that these 100 lots are not responsible for the roads. This therefore raises the question about the "dues" are there any, and if so, what are they for? Is this an HOA, Incorporated, Unincorporated, or voluntary?

Perhaps the poster will supply more info.