Re: Pet policy | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: RPD-Comcast (rpdowds![]() |
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Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2012 16:24:32 -0700 (PDT) |
Well, OK: What if you "allow" a member to play his 800 watt RMS stereo with his windows open? Are you, the Association, now in violation of the neighborhood noise ordinance? What if you have never considered this matter one way or the other, and neither "allow" nor "prohibit" such behavior? Is the Association still responsible? Or, what if member is growing pot, or belladonna, or poppies in your communal garden? Speaking personally, I might have chance of recognizing maybe one, but probably not the other two. Is your Association's Managing Board obligated to take a course in controlled substances, and patrol the garden more carefully? I see people run red lights all the time. I have a cell phone, and I can read the license plate. What is my duty in such matters? I will check with my Association's attorney, because I find this very interesting, maybe even life-changing. RPD Sent from my iPad On Apr 24, 2012, at 4:29 PM, Sharon Villines <sharon [at] sharonvillines.com> wrote: > 2. Can we allow dog owners to allow their dogs run free on our property? > Answer was yes, but the HOA then assumes responsibility for dogs running free.
- Re: Pet policy, (continued)
- Re: Pet policy Sharon Villines, April 24 2012
- Re: Pet policy R Philip Dowds, April 24 2012
- Re: Pet policy Diana Carroll, April 24 2012
- Re: Pet policy Sharon Villines, April 24 2012
- Re: Pet policy RPD-Comcast, April 24 2012
- Re: Pet policy Sharon Villines, April 24 2012
- Re: Pet policy Diana Carroll, April 25 2012
- Re: Pet policy Diana Carroll, April 25 2012
- Community Responsibility & Self-Governance [ was Pet policy] Sharon Villines, April 25 2012
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