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Can your Home Owners Association order you to remove a grill which has been used on your deck since your property purchase twelve years ago because a harassing says her lake view thru the railing is?
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∙ 13y ago
Your classic disagreement with a neighbor can be settled in an open board meeting, if is not settled earlier through the association's own dispute resolution process.
Apparently, you have received an official Notice of Violation, which must quote the section of the governing documents that you are violating. The section should cover 'view rights', which is apparently the basis of your neighbor's complaint.
In the association's resolution process, you should be allowed a hearing where you can present evidence of your ongoing use of your deck. If your Notice simply cites a 'grill violation', you can ask why the grill violation has not been enforced in the past.
Your complaining neighbor will also be afforded hearing rights, to present the case about the obstructed view caused by your grill.
Be aware that the decision of the hearing board may be final.
If there is no conflict resolution process detailed in your governing documents, you can write a letter to the board detailing your position, and requesting an entry on the board meeting agenda. Also request a discussion. Then request that the board vote on the matter. This resolution will be final.
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