Tarps on roof

Last August, Hurricane Maria came through our community. Fortunately I was not not affected. However, my neighbor unfortunately was. 11 months have elapsed and he still has not repaired his roof. His reasoning? A $5,000. deductible. But that's his problem not mind. For several months now all three tarps have faded, turned to pieces and shedded. This debris has ended up all over my side and back yard. I have reported this issue to my HOA and nothing has been done about. They state that he has a right to protect his home. True, if the tarps were in good condition, which is not the case here. My concerns have fallen on death ears. Just today I collected shedded tarps pieces and strings of blue tarp and showed it to my neighbor letting him know that for months I have been collecting shedded pieces of tarps falling from his roof. He got all bent out of shape. That's what I was trying to avoid.
So where do I go from here? I have finally had enough with this neighbor and have put my house up for sale.

Maria didn't become a hurricane until mid-September and it didn't affect Florida at all. Leaving that aside, what do your association's governing documents say about a homeowner's responsibility to make repairs? Maybe your local building codes or ordinances have something to say about how long tarps may be left up.