Originally posted by: Weeeman
Howdy all!
My neighbor was recently told that he had to take down kerry/edwards sign, reason being he lives on a non profit organizations campus
That seems like hes getting jacked out of a few rights if you ask me.
Originally posted by: Weeeman
Howdy all!
My neighbor was recently told that he had to take down kerry/edwards sign, reason being he lives on a non profit organizations campus
That seems like hes getting jacked out of a few rights if you ask me.
Originally posted by: rahvin
Unless he owns the property he doesn't have any say. If the non-profit owns the house they can tell him what do with it including what color to paint it.
Originally posted by: rahvin
Unless he owns the property he doesn't have any say. If the non-profit owns the house they can tell him what do with it including what color to paint it.
Originally posted by: Modeps
Originally posted by: rahvin
Unless he owns the property he doesn't have any say. If the non-profit owns the house they can tell him what do with it including what color to paint it.
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Originally posted by: allisolm
Originally posted by: Modeps
Originally posted by: rahvin
Unless he owns the property he doesn't have any say. If the non-profit owns the house they can tell him what do with it including what color to paint it.
THREAD ENDED.
Even if he owns the property, he might not be able to put a political sign out. Our subdivision says in the covenants and restrictions that no signs (except for sale/rent signs of a certain size) can be placed anywhere on any lot, and it is enforced.
Originally posted by: Weeeman
Howdy all!
My neighbor was recently told that he had to take down kerry/edwards sign, reason being he lives on a non profit organizations campus
That seems like hes getting jacked out of a few rights if you ask me.
Originally posted by: PrinceofWands
Originally posted by: allisolm
Originally posted by: Modeps
Originally posted by: rahvin
Unless he owns the property he doesn't have any say. If the non-profit owns the house they can tell him what do with it including what color to paint it.
THREAD ENDED.
Even if he owns the property, he might not be able to put a political sign out. Our subdivision says in the covenants and restrictions that no signs (except for sale/rent signs of a certain size) can be placed anywhere on any lot, and it is enforced.
Time to move.
I can't imagine how completely angry I would become if these subdivision/home owner association whack jobs tried to imflict themselves on me. You'd almost certainly have front page news from whatever I did to them in reataliation for their worthless existence.
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Originally posted by: Weeeman
Ah, well he solved the problem and put a bunch all over his car.
Nobody's forcing you to live in a subdivision.Originally posted by: PrinceofWands
Time to move.
I can't imagine how completely angry I would become if these subdivision/home owner association whack jobs tried to imflict themselves on me. You'd almost certainly have front page news from whatever I did to them in reataliation for their worthless existence.
8-(
WTF?Originally posted by: PrinceofWands
I can't imagine how completely angry I would become if these subdivision/home owner association whack jobs tried to imflict themselves on me. You'd almost certainly have front page news from whatever I did to them in reataliation for their worthless existence.
8-(
Originally posted by: DT4K
WTF?Originally posted by: PrinceofWands
I can't imagine how completely angry I would become if these subdivision/home owner association whack jobs tried to imflict themselves on me. You'd almost certainly have front page news from whatever I did to them in reataliation for their worthless existence.
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They are simply people who want to live in a neighborhood with certain standards. Nobody is forcing you to live there.
