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No, there's very little reason to check your local laws.

A homeowners association is a voluntary association entered into by the, well, homeowners. It's no different than if your neighborhood had a neighborhood boyscouts association. If you want to disolve it, it will have to be dissolved according to the rules that are in place by the association itself. There should be bylaws that were created when the association was created. Those should have a method for disolving the association. Most likely it will entail calling a membership meeting and voting, then calling an officers meeting and voting. Any assets will have to be distributed, and generally shut down.

The only thing that you need to check state law for is if the homeowners assocation was incorporated- this is fairly common. Most likely there is a corporation like Snooty Homeowner, Inc and it's formed as a non-profit. This will need to be legally dissolved as well. For this you will need to check local laws, and probably get an hour or two from a lawyer (although this should be pretty straightforward, and for a nonprofit you may find a lawyer willing to do it for free).

Finally, be aware that some property restrictions may be the result of town zoning or deed restrictions- and not the homeowners association. These usage restrictions won't go away when the homeowners association is dissolved, you'll have to take further steps to lift them.

2006-07-07 03:27:04 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 1 1

Many cities have ordinances that shrink the quantity of time a vehicle could be parked on a public highway, regardless in the event that they are working or no longer. In San Diego, it fairly is unlawful to park a vehicle (which incorporate trailers) on a city highway for better than seventy two hours devoid of shifting it. This prevents community streets from being coated with motorhomes and boat trailers, and stops human beings from parking disabled autos on the line, taking over each and all of the parking spots. an identical is genuine for HOAs. they are able to establish besides the fact that regulations they go with, as long because of the fact the association concurs to verify them. And, i could think of that the citizens interior the community do no longer go with to have a team of motorhomes, boat trailers, and disabled autos sitting in front of their residences continuously. once you are going to have the engine artwork performed at a storage, touch them and ask in case you have got the vehicle towed in each week early. clarify the location and notice in the event that they are going to shop it at their backyard for you for little or no longer something. yet, do no longer purely flow away the vehicle on the line. in case you do, you will pay for the tow, the storage, and administrative costs to get your vehicle lower back from the impound backyard. then you definitely nonetheless ought to pay to get it towed to the storage.

2016-12-14 05:06:43 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

Yes, but its not easy. You will need to look into your local laws

2006-07-06 21:32:03 · answer #3 · answered by evil_kandykid 5 · 0 0

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