My question involves real estate located in the State of: Georgia
I live in a condominium and there is a balcony. I suffer from bee allergies and often bees, wasps and birds have built nests on my balcony so much that it is impossible to enjoy the balcony. Over a year ago, we had a retractable screen installed, believing it was legitimate. Now a board member istrying to get the board to approve a recommendation for us to remove this screen, though it definitely protects us against mosquitoes, wasps and birds building nests on our property.
Created in 1998:
Section 14J) Exterior Appearances (of the Architectural Control and Use Restrictions)--an excerpt
"..No awning, shades or screens or other items shall be attached to, hung or used on the exterior of any window or door or a Unit or on the exterior of any building without the prior written consent of the Board of Directors...."
According to the declaration, the permission must receive 3 of 5 board members' approval to be accepted.
There are subsequent rules created in 2001 that only reference the patio in the following manner:
April 2001 and updated September 2001 - Rules and Regulations published by The Wiltshire Board
Patio: Nothing may hang from, or over the rail edge of the patio. This includes flower pots, clothing and rugs that hang over the edge.
According to the declaration, the permission must receive 3 of 5 board members' approval to be accepted.
What recourse, if any , do we have?
I live in a condominium and there is a balcony. I suffer from bee allergies and often bees, wasps and birds have built nests on my balcony so much that it is impossible to enjoy the balcony. Over a year ago, we had a retractable screen installed, believing it was legitimate. Now a board member istrying to get the board to approve a recommendation for us to remove this screen, though it definitely protects us against mosquitoes, wasps and birds building nests on our property.
Created in 1998:
Section 14J) Exterior Appearances (of the Architectural Control and Use Restrictions)--an excerpt
"..No awning, shades or screens or other items shall be attached to, hung or used on the exterior of any window or door or a Unit or on the exterior of any building without the prior written consent of the Board of Directors...."
According to the declaration, the permission must receive 3 of 5 board members' approval to be accepted.
There are subsequent rules created in 2001 that only reference the patio in the following manner:
April 2001 and updated September 2001 - Rules and Regulations published by The Wiltshire Board
Patio: Nothing may hang from, or over the rail edge of the patio. This includes flower pots, clothing and rugs that hang over the edge.
According to the declaration, the permission must receive 3 of 5 board members' approval to be accepted.
What recourse, if any , do we have?
Homeowners Associations: What Recourse Do We Have: Declarations vs. Updated Rules and Regulations
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