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K8tnaz
Posts:94
 | | 07/07/2007 9:05 PM |
 Alert | | I don't see a HOA community in here for Glennwilde, but I do believe we share the same person at the HOA so I am wondering if any of you know the rules for gazebos in the backyard. I called them once trying to get an answer to this simple question (as the rules on their website are not clear enough for my husband". Any input is helpful. | | | |
| | umtech
Posts:143
| | 07/07/2007 9:15 PM |
Alert | | Most HOA's as long as its not seen from a major street have no problem with them. I know some people her that have them and its not an issue | | | |
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| | twostep23
Posts:1687
| | 07/07/2007 9:21 PM |
Alert | Anything that is higher than your walls should be submitted to your Architectural Committee for approval. When you submit for approval I always suggest that you have something from your neighbor stating that they don't have an issue with it. Just make sure that the color of it matches your house.
Sounds worse than it really is. | |
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| | Sinbad
Posts:3046
| | 07/09/2007 12:50 PM |
Alert | Twostep hit it on the head.. That's what I would do!
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Just doing it one day at a time. Change is good and it should be looked upon as an improvment! not a problem.
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| | lmreynol
Posts:17
| | 08/08/2007 12:29 AM |
Alert | I just dug my entire backyard 6 feet below it's initial level...now I can put up a 12" playyard and it wont peek over the fence. Also...neighbors have been known to toss coins into out backyard mistaking it for a wishing well. =)
J..k.
All I know is if you do go with a Gazebo...go to Home Depot, Get a hammar Drill and some mason screws (the blue ones) and put it up against a wall and secure at least two of the four legs "legs", the ones against the wall with the mason screwes...Our Gazebo is large but has been thru all the winds and storms for the past 2 years without even a budge. Best of luck! | | | |
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| | bstoneaz
Posts:404
| | 08/09/2007 8:21 AM |
Alert | It depends on your HOA. Although what TwoStep says may be true about her community, in Senita we don't need approval as long as whatever we are doing is no taller than eight feet tall, which would be two feet over the fence line. Look through your CC&R's, it should be spelled out in there. And remember, it's always better to ask for forgiveness because you "just didn't know". | |
Just the good ol' boys,
Never meanin' no harm,
Beats all you've ever saw, been in trouble with the law since the day they was born.
Straight'nin' the curve,
Flat'nin' the hills.
Someday the moutain might get 'em, but the law never will.
Makin' their way,
The only way they know how,
That's just a little bit more than the law will allow.
Just good ol' boys,
Wouldn't change if they could,
Fightin' the system like a true modern day Robin Hood. | |
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|  | Ckfii
Posts:8
| | 08/09/2007 1:15 PM |
Alert | | I would also suggest reading your CCR's | | | |
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