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Sunday, January 07, 2007 |
Living at Treetop Apartments and Townhomes in Bloomingdale, Curt Lewis and his wife face a problem shared by many apartment and condo residents: two cars, one parking space.
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While it is well known by just about everyone now that it is illegal under federal law to discriminate against purchasers or tenants of condominium if the discrimination is based on sex, race, religion, or color, what some don’t realize is that if proper provisions are contained in a condominium association’s governing documents, it is perfectly legal for a condominium association to discriminate against bad people, bad dogs or bad trucks.
12:18:34 PM
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A burgeoning dog population is causing problems for the privately owned North Asheville lake. Owners aren’t bagging what their canines leave behind, lake keepers say. So, on Jan. 1, lake owners enacted a $50 dog-walking fee for nonresidents.
12:17:38 PM
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Habitat for Humanity Sarasota is scrapping its one-family, one-house tradition and is going condo.
12:14:56 PM
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Residents of the Tallgrass Condominium subdivision in Plymouth say they are being railroaded — literally — by the state's plans to purchase and reopen a railroad right-of-way adjacent to the development.
12:13:30 PM
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While most cities don't have a problem with new construction, neighbors who have to deal with months of drilling, bulldozers and a 30-foot "McMansion" that blocks ocean or mountain views, may feel differently. It's an issue taking place all over the Bay Area, from Santa Clara to Marin County, with many homeowners finally taking a stand.
12:08:13 PM
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Lydiatte’s case isn’t unusual. Since 2003, neighbor-againstneighbor confrontations and lawsuits have become the norm in the sprawling Dreamland Villa, which draws retirees to the unincorporated area.
12:06:20 PM
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