Can you please suggest something?
My client bought a tear-down. He attempted to follow CCRs to put together an architectural committee. Such a committee was formed and signed off on the plans for his new construction.
At the time, no one knew that the committee was improperly formed - it was done in good faith. Of course, the suing attorney calls it "illegally formed". They have gotten a work stoppage for 2-weeks until a full hearing can occur.
That being said, the actual design falls within the CCR (height) limits. If the committee had been properly formed, they really could not have said no to the design as it is well within the CCR limits. Views are not officially protected. Their only protection is that any construction must fall under a certain height limit (which this does).
Any advice or suggestions on how my client needs to defend his case?
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