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Posted By MitchG on 11/23/2011 8:03 AM
What are the governing docs?
Are they the covenants?
Mitch,
Ignore the issue between the neighbor and the Management Company.
As you said you don't know all the details, and since you are not part of the issue you probably never will.
Based on your posting of the questions above, you need to educate yourself on what a Homeowners Association is, how it works and what your rights and responsibilities are as a member within one.
Covenants are your deed restrictions. The full name would be the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions. They are sometimes referred to as the CC&Rs, The Declaration or the Covenants. This is a contract you entered into with all your neighbors and other members of the Association simply by buying your home. Failure to comply with this contract may lead many, many issues for you.
The governing documents include the CC&Rs, the Articles of Incorporation (the paperwork that the Association files with the State to become a Corporation), the Bylaws (rules adopted by the Association that specifies how the Association is to run) and Resolutions (formal decisions made by the Board of Directors that may include additional rules and guidelines you must comply with).
Additionally, there are several State and Federal laws that applicable which you and the Association must comply with.
The membership elects individuals to be a Director and serve on the Board. Officers are typically appointed by the Board of Directors and perform the day to day tasks of the Association. A management company or Property Manger works with the Officers and for the Board of Directors.
If you don't have copies of your governing documents, I strongly suggest that you contact your Board or Management Company and get copies. Then you need to read and understand them. If your neighbor doesn't have them, they should also get a copy.
Here is a link to Community Associations Network
Colorado Web Page which has more specific information about your State laws, etc.
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Posted By MitchG on 11/23/2011 8:31:28 AM
I can tell you that she has done nothing wrong.
Mitch, as you posted you don't know the whole story and neither do we. I am sure that this is your perspective of the issue. However, only those involved truly know all the issues.
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Posted By MitchG on 11/23/2011 9:43:23 AM
This is Mr.Pace the person this thread is about.
For your neighbors sake, do not post anything on this forum sent to you. If they want to post, fine but you should not post for them. As this is a public forum, anything they tell you can be used against them if someone finds out.
For the same reason, I would also strongly recommend that your neighbor not post here at all.
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