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Gatekeepers for the Meadowlakes Property Owners’ Association are requiring that all roofers present valid state identification before being allowed into the incorporated gated community.  The move follows a “barrage of storm-chasers” entering the city in the aftermath of a large hailstorm” on April 9, POA President Don Wheeler told DailyTrib.com     Read the article…………………………….

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It was a full house at the new Gold Canyon Community Center on March 27. The attraction was the first-ever gathering of neighborhood leaders coming together to share interests, concerns and best practices for the common good of Gold Canyon.   Read the article…………………………….

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In many areas, like Woodbury, for example, in-home child care is in high demand. One provider who asked to be unnamed due to current conversations with their HOA, and who lives in a different Woodbury HOA community, is facing a similar issue to Leonzal. She runs an in-home daycare and was recently informed that her […]

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Al Thomas and his family won’t forget what happened on the banks of a nearby retention pond on Feb. 20, 2023.  Their neighbor, Gloria Serge, walked her dog when a large alligator lunged out of the pond.  “He grabbed her leg, and he dragged her in, and they do that spinning,” said Thomas of the […]

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Cherokee County homeowners say with each rolling storm they sit with bated breath because of trees randomly falling on top of homes.  “If a bad storm comes through those trees could fall right down,” Chris Frymyer said.  O’Neal Wilburn showed Channel 2 Investigative Reporter Ashli Lincoln the damage to his bedroom when a tree fell […]

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Dorothy Sipp and her husband, John, have lived in Darien’s Hinsbrook subdivision for nearly four decades.  “There always have been rumblings that there is this homeowners association,” Dorothy Sipp said, but the couple never came into contact with it.  Until last week.    Read the article…………………………….

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At least 16 units in an apartment complex in Collier County have been without power for nearly a week, leaving residents coping with lost food and increasing Florida humidity, and no electricity.     Read the article…………………………….

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The sign in front of the Oceana condominium complex perfectly explains the problem: Unstable cliffs. Danger. Stay back. But what does that mean for owners of the 13 units? Every time water washes up on the rocks at the base of the cliff, the owners are hit with a wave of concern.  “The fear is […]

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Two men have been arrested following a stunning crime at a South Florida condominium making the 83-year-old victim’s family ask questions.  Coconut Police Police said that a building manager and director of security who were employed by a Coconut Creek retirement community were arrested for allegedly stealing from one of its residents.    Read the article…………………………….

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Two groups of Steiner Ranch residents are at odds over the proposed introduction of pickleball courts within the homeowners association community.  On April 4, a group of residents created a petition that advocated for converting one tennis court at the Bella Mar Community Center into four semi-permanent pickleball courts. The petition alluded to a recent […]

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Q: I am on the board of directors of a homeowners association (HOA) in Evanston, Illinois. The board is gathering information about installing electrical vehicle (EV) chargers on our HOA property.  The board is particularly interested in the concept that was described in your article from last year. You said there is an option for […]

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The Island Winds Condominium Association has lifted their ban on Florida Audubon from using their property to monitor shorebird nesting.  Dave Nusbaum, president of Island Winds Condominium Association, said the association’s ban was lifted after the settlement between the nonprofit and property owners Kurt Kroemer and Ed Rood over their lagoon walkover near the Little […]

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For the second time this year, Panama City Beach officials are calling for a mandatory evacuation from a high-rise condominium.  Inspectors say a stairwell at the Laketown Wharf complex on Front Beach Road is structurally unsound. As a result, the city is requiring a number of residents to get out of their units by 5 […]

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People living in The Greens at Wyoming housing development are fighting to take control of their homeowners association, with one neighbor taking the matter to court.  Gwendolyn Colston is spearheading the effort, expressing frustration over an alleged mismanagement of funds.   Read the article…………………………….

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The family of a deceased man is suing a Pompano Beach condominium, which they said, is responsible for the death of their family member.  The family said 87-year-old Vincenzo Cammalleri died, and his friend is still badly ill, after getting infected with Legionnaires disease, a pneumonia that spreads when a bacteria is inhaled or when […]

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A Roanoke woman is suing her homeowner’s association again, this time she says they are impacting her ability to sell her home.  Jeannie Brown is living with Multiple Sclerosis, which has impacted her mobility making it hard for her to move around her backyard.That’s when she requested a patio, but her homeowner’s association were not […]

The post “I cried for days”: Roanoke County woman is suing her homeowners association for the second time (VA) first appeared on Community Associations Network.

A class-action complaint filed Tuesday afternoon in Saline County Circuit Court alleges that the Hot Springs Village Property Owners’ Association has violated the Declaration in real-estate matters.  The suit, Jeffery Atkins et al v. Hot Springs Village POA, is case 63CV-24-477. In an emailed statement, the plaintiffs said: “It is our opinion that the POA […]

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South Florida community is in an uproar over several 5G cellphone towers that are popping up in their neighborhood.  In the past few months, residents in Kendall have seen massive poles pop up on public sidewalks in the area of Southwest 117th Avenue and Killian Parkway. The homeowners said this is an issue that is […]

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The Bixby City Council voted to pass an amendment that approved the developer’s plans to convert the White Hawk Golf Course into homes, according to the Homeowners Association president.  Three City councilors voted for it and two opposed the motion.   Read the article…………………………….

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Residents at a condo in Sweetwater woke up to find their cars gone, and they were shocked when they found out who had towed them. 7’s Heather Walker investigates.   No one wants to start their day this way.  Arely Correa, car towed: “We got up early in the morning to go to work, and we […]

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