mandatory membership to pool association

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BillF12 (Tennessee)
Posts: 5

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developer created an ACT admenment to include our charter to make an inclusion to our condo association. He developed our area also. which adjoins the subdivision
after 20 yers people are older dont care for the emenities. their voting % in the master deed to admend some thing we cant ever get out of belonging your comment
we dont want to lose appeal how costly? The developer had another HOA INCLUDED BUT listed a 20 year get out clause they opted out .

ElleN (Idaho)
Posts: 4,420

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The argument to stop the amendment could be that it's such a radical change to the scheme of your condo association that it should not be allowed.

From your style of communicating it is clear to me that you are going to have to lawyer up.

BillF12 (Tennessee)
Posts: 5

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any one had this example and what procedure did you start

BillF12 (Tennessee)
Posts: 5

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Posted By BillF12 on 09/02/2023 8:48 AM
any one had this example and what procedure did you start

KerryL1 (California)
Posts: 14,550

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Start over again with your question. I've been informed by a non-expert that I have reading comprehension problems. So try asking your question or questions in a different way. You might get some responses if we weak readers can comprehend your issue(s).

SheliaH (Indiana)
Posts: 6,964

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Have you consulted your association attorney (the one hired by the board, not the developer, who should be long gone). If not, that's your first step. This might be relatively easy to resolve,mor you may end up in court - even then, it'll be up to a judge or jury. (some civil cases can be decided by a jury), so winning or losing can go either way.

What type of amenities are these and are they located on your association's property? If so, you might not have to worry about the other community at all, but that's something your attorney will have to determine.

If it is not right do not do it; if it is not true do not say it. Marcus Aurelius

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