Anyone familiar with HOA Case Law Regarding HOAs controlling public streets?

[deadlyapp]

I think such a thing exists because Canada has shitty land in da tundra.
The US is simply too valuable to go that far, even in outcast places like desert Nevada or a lot of the Midwest.

Older suburb SFH development with public plumbing is usually the best one can do in the States. (Well water is a bitch)

I don't know what you're talking about, I know plenty of semi suburban property still exists without HOA, even in some major areas.

 

[[DHT]Osiris]

Airspace is generally considered unowned, depending on the height and location, so you could always get a decent drone and just program it to fly laps around the HOA board member's houses trailing a giant banner with a phallus on it. Recharge overnight, kick it back off in the mornings.