Fletcher v. Diamondhead Country Club and Property Owners Association, Inc.
Those who used to decorate for the holidays are being told they must limit decorations and lights because of new rules set by the condominium association. One woman refuses to follow new rules since she has decorated for the last four years.
While most residents expected to see wildlife outside their neighborhoods, many are seeing wildlife being hunted instead. Residents are concerned for the safety of their families since the hunting is occuring so close to their homes.
Residents are angry that their homeowners association is invading their privacy and is overreaching because they are asking for their pets DNA.
Someone is using the stamp of a local homeowner's association to send racist letters. Homeowners are bothered that their association is being tied to such hate.
A newly built charter school and gas station, built on a dead end street, are causing traffic problems in a neighborhood where there is only one way out.
Garbage fees have gone from $1116 per month to $8500 per month for a condo building. The waste management drivers are benefiting from this new contract because they no longer have to push and pull cans but empty larger bins.
Residents are blaming the builder of their homes for using the wrong piping materials when building their homes. Water lines continuously burst and the pipes cannot handle the water pressure.
A rain storm caused dams around the state to fail, draining lakes. What was once a serene , lakefront property now looks over a mud pit, as people are worried they will never get their lakes back, lowering property values.
