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7 December 2009, 07:52
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Im sad to see this issue turn into a circus. I think a damning issue for the HOA in this matter is that the good Col. states in the article that "he cannot get any communication from them." In most any dispute resolution case, it is usually defered to arbitration (if not already outlined that way in the contract), and is looked down upon by "Triple A" (American Arbitration Assoc....not the car people) when one of the parties is shown to be less than reasonably communicative.
Personally, Im still scratching my head why the HOA had a problem with a flag pole to begin with? I mean...its just a flag pole. The good Col. could tell them that he is donating the flagpole and its care and maintenance to the community. OOC, out
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