Friday, November 03, 2006

VA: Condo association in Va. Beach forbids children to play outside (Video Report) on a beautiful summer day you expect to see kids outside playing. But not on Bay Quarter Court in Virginia Beach. These signs have forced them to hang up their bikes and head indoors. They're scared to play outside - because if the condo association catches them, it could lead to a $50 fine. 11:10:59 AM

TX: Once again, Pop at odds with CLCCA trustees A new controversy has the Clear Lake City Community Association and former trustee Paul Pop on opposite sides of the fence, literally. 11:00:18 AM

FL: Flood Problems Affect Aventura And N. Lauderdale It’s also been the second night that at least 20 residents of a North Lauderdale condominium have been forced out after building inspectors condemned their units, the culprit: a leaky roof. This building is your classic Hurricane Wilma story. The building’s roof was damaged, repairs by roofers have been delayed, and just as repairs were already underway heavy rains ruin the work. 10:42:06 AM

GA: Board lets homeowner keep flagpole Newnan homeowner Roy Johnson can keep his flagpole.  After meeting Thursday night, the board of directors of the Avery Park Community Association dropped its opposition to the 20-foot pole. 10:23:10 AM

MA: Condo residents find themselves between a 'rock and a rumble strip' When the drop-off point was removed from the Regency Park's front entrance during Beacon Street reconstruction, it drew the ire of many elderly and disabled folks, leaving the town "between a rock and a rumble strip," according to resident Nat Green. 10:08:11 AM

NM: Community objects to gravel mine's expansion plans "We're really saying that gravel mining and residential neighborhoods are highly incompatible," says Judith Hendry, vice president of Las Placitas Association. "Another mine really would be a hardship for us out here." 9:59:05 AM

MD: CA's granting of easements was legal, lawyer finds The Columbia Association Board of Directors did not violate its charter when it allowed President Maggie Brown to grant easements to developers for CA land, a private attorney has said in an opinion Oct. 16. 9:54:57 AM

AZ: Mountain Shadows site to remain open to residents The developer and the Mountain Shadows East Estates Homeowner's Association Board and Crown reached the agreement after nearly 18 months of negotiations. 9:46:11 AM