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PatG1
(Arizona)

Posts:2

06/07/2006 2:13 PM
Some residents/members of this AZ HOA are staunchly resisting complying with changes that have been made since they moved into the community. I have read something that points out they MUST comply with current CC&Rs and Bylaws and the words "what was then was then, what is now is now" are in the article. I can not find the article and am hoping someone else will recognize those words and send me in the right direction! Thank you.

BrianB
(California)

Posts:1748

06/07/2006 3:57 PM
don't know what article you speak of, but in the defense of SOME people: residents must comply with changes in covenants that were legally made, properly announced/notified, and fairly enforced. Folks would have a point in not complying with rules made incorrectly by boards outside their power, never recorded or made "public", and not given to new owners.

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