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8 Comments on Swimming Pool Fences
Good question. Seems the HOAs can easily be in conflict with county or local ordinaces on something like that. Probably would need to verify with the county then approach the HOA for a change to the restriction.
Thomas - Seams nobody takes the time when writing the orginal covenants to check with conflicts that might need changed down the road.
Susan I not sure what the height requirement is around here, but I would think that zoning regs would govern and the HOA would HAVE to change their rules to comply.
George - Thank you. I need to get with the zoning regs and see what it is. Thank and have a great holiday weekend.
George - Thank you. I need to get with the zoning regs and see what it is. Thank and have a great holiday weekend.
George - Thank you. I need to get with the zoning regs and see what it is. Thank and have a great holiday weekend.
Susan - I wouldn't think a HOA could prevent compliance with city regulations. Another consideration for pool fences is insurance requirements - sometimes a property can be in compliance with both the neighborhood and the city regulations, but not be eligible for insurance without additional fencing.
Sharon - It is not in the city, weather that matters. I talked to the management company yesterday and it seems that they believe the height is good for them.