- Sep 23, 2002
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There is an issue at the condo owned by my grandparents. Basically, the condo president is a jerk, and just does what he wants. He will be impeached once all the snowbirds come down over the winter, and we will have over 50% of the residents wanting him out. The guy basically does stuff for people on his board, and craps on everyone else.
This issue has come up, and I believe we have legal recourse.
-When the condo was purchased, we purchased its assigned parking spot, which is an extra large spot, capable of holding two vehicles. The spot is actually enclosed with a wall on each side. A few years ago, the president told the maintenence man to split our assigned parking spot in half (since it was a large spot), so he can sell the other half to someone who wanted another spot. When this was discovered, my grandfather told him absolutely not. Reluctantly, the president painted back over the line that had been painted down the middle of the spot.
-Fast forward to this week: No one has been at the condo for a few weeks (because my grandmother was ill), and we come back to see that he painted lines in our spot, so that it has shrunk about 6-7 feet on one side. Basically, he painted a yellow line 6 feet away from and parallel with the wall. There are then diagonal lines between the wall and the newly painted line. It seems that he conveniently waited for no cars to be in the spot for a week or so before doing this.
Do we have any legal recourse?
This issue has come up, and I believe we have legal recourse.
-When the condo was purchased, we purchased its assigned parking spot, which is an extra large spot, capable of holding two vehicles. The spot is actually enclosed with a wall on each side. A few years ago, the president told the maintenence man to split our assigned parking spot in half (since it was a large spot), so he can sell the other half to someone who wanted another spot. When this was discovered, my grandfather told him absolutely not. Reluctantly, the president painted back over the line that had been painted down the middle of the spot.
-Fast forward to this week: No one has been at the condo for a few weeks (because my grandmother was ill), and we come back to see that he painted lines in our spot, so that it has shrunk about 6-7 feet on one side. Basically, he painted a yellow line 6 feet away from and parallel with the wall. There are then diagonal lines between the wall and the newly painted line. It seems that he conveniently waited for no cars to be in the spot for a week or so before doing this.
Do we have any legal recourse?