Keep in mind that when the are working with you on a solution, they have to find a solution that can be duplicated for the same problem later on. In other words, go into the meeting asking for all to find a suitable solution. We have others who have been defient and tried to bully us to do it exactly their way with no regard to the covenents and their niehboors, and because we are very careful about what we do and how it relates to the law, they don't get their way since there was no inbetween for them. We have had folks that want the rules bent and try hard to please everyone, and it works well. Be as nice as possible, and try to find a solution for all rather than just saying "I want it my way all the way". The Board and the ACC are separate with no overlapping members, and the Board only gets their information of the situation from the ACC unless they take the time to do some research.Ģ: Make an appointment with the board to discuss the issue. Typically the ACC is the one that asks for your actions to change, but if it gets to the point of fines because you don't follow the requests, the Board has to enforce it. It's a great way to make enemies of people you don't even know!ġ: If you are getting letters, someone in the hood does not like your boat there, and the ACC is getting complaints, which is causing the action of the letters and the fines. No eighteen wheel trucks or the cabs of such trucks shall be parked, kept or stored within the Community, and if so parked, kept, or stored shall be considered a nuisance and may be removed from the Community. Trucks with mounted campers which are an Owner's or occupant's primary means of transportation shall not be considered recreational vehicles, provided they are used on a regular basis for transportation and the camper is stored out of public view upon removal. No boat, recreational vehicle, motor home, mobile home, or towed vehicle shall be temporarily kept or stored in the Community for any period in excess of twelve (12) hours unless kept in a garage or other area designated by the Board: vehicles parked in violation of this provision shall be considered a nuisance and may be removed from the Community. After the five (5) day period, the inoperable vehicle shall be considered a nuisance and may be removed from the Community. No vehicles may be left upon any portion of the Community, except in a garage or other area designated by the Board, for a period longer than five (5) days if it is unlicensed or if it is in condition so that it cannot operate on public streets. If the lot includes a garage with exterior doors, such doors shall be kept closed at all times, except during times of ingress and egress from the garage. All vehicles shall be parked within garages, driveways or other paved parking areas located on a lot. The term " vehicles," as used in this provision, shall include without limitation, motor homes, boats, trailers, motorcycles, minibikes, scooters, go-carts, trucks, campers, buses, vans, and automobiles. If anyone can help me clear up this issue it would be much appreciated. Since I deal with high level contracts, I can usually understand any legal verbage used, however I'm not quite sure I fully understand the intent of the 2nd paragraph. It appears they are interpreting the covenants in the way they would like for them to read verses the true intent of the covenant. However they still say I'm in violation of the covenants although the way I interpret the covenants I'm not in violation. I have convinced them of late that I'm not in violation of the Gwinnett County Codes.
HOA COVENANTS CODE
However, my HOA has been giving me some grief over it for several years now in terms of sending me letters informing me that I'm in violation of Gwinnett County Code and the subdivsion covenants and now all of a sudden they are attempting to fine me.
I live in Lawrenceville which is in Gwinnett County and store my boat in my driveway, of which is fine according to Gwinnett County Code.
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