EricB13 (Illinois)
Posts: 29
Posts: 29
Posted:
I have a friend in an HOA that has an interesting scenario. There is a .25 acre parcel of land that the HOA owns that is separated by a stream, so that it has no connection at all to their common areas. I'm assuming that when the land was bought out years ago by the developer, the existing owner had some land on the other side of the stream that all got deeded over to the HOA.
In my opinion it doesn't look like it would ever be developed by them except for maybe putting a bench in case someone wanted to canoe across the stream haha. The Park District is nearby which I can totally see wanting to have that parcel in case they expand in the future.
So my question is - is the HOA sitting on land that could actually cause them problems with people getting hurt jumping into the river, illegal dumping, lack of posting private property, etc?
In my opinion it doesn't look like it would ever be developed by them except for maybe putting a bench in case someone wanted to canoe across the stream haha. The Park District is nearby which I can totally see wanting to have that parcel in case they expand in the future.
So my question is - is the HOA sitting on land that could actually cause them problems with people getting hurt jumping into the river, illegal dumping, lack of posting private property, etc?