[quote=davelj]Why couldn’t you put a boot on the non-dues paying homeowner’s car under the logic that in order for his car to get into and out of the parking garage he has to pass over “common area” (the space in the garage that is not comprised of parking spaces) and as a non-dues paying homeowner he doesn’t have access to such common area?
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Civil Code §1361.5. Association Cannot Deny Owner Access
Except as otherwise provided in law, an order of the court, or an order pursuant to a final and binding arbitration decision, an association may not deny an owner or occupant physical access to his or her separate interest, either by restricting access through the common areas to the owner’s separate interest, or by restricting access solely to the owner’s separate interest.
Thanks, svelte. That clears it up. I knew there was some sort of rule like this that applied to getting into one’s individual unit, but I wasn’t sure if it also applied to parking spaces… but it appears that it does.
Thanks, svelte. That clears it up. I knew there was some sort of rule like this that applied to getting into one’s individual unit, but I wasn’t sure if it also applied to parking spaces… but it appears that it does.
Thanks, svelte. That clears it up. I knew there was some sort of rule like this that applied to getting into one’s individual unit, but I wasn’t sure if it also applied to parking spaces… but it appears that it does.
Thanks, svelte. That clears it up. I knew there was some sort of rule like this that applied to getting into one’s individual unit, but I wasn’t sure if it also applied to parking spaces… but it appears that it does.
Thanks, svelte. That clears it up. I knew there was some sort of rule like this that applied to getting into one’s individual unit, but I wasn’t sure if it also applied to parking spaces… but it appears that it does.
The smart ones have key fobs to use the elevators. Imagine living on the 10th floor or higher and having to walk up n down those stairs a few times a day.
The smart ones have key fobs to use the elevators. Imagine living on the 10th floor or higher and having to walk up n down those stairs a few times a day.
The smart ones have key fobs to use the elevators. Imagine living on the 10th floor or higher and having to walk up n down those stairs a few times a day.
The smart ones have key fobs to use the elevators. Imagine living on the 10th floor or higher and having to walk up n down those stairs a few times a day.
The smart ones have key fobs to use the elevators. Imagine living on the 10th floor or higher and having to walk up n down those stairs a few times a day.
