Residents of a homeowners association are at odds over two old redwood trees. Some residents want them to stand as they add shade and beauty to the area. The association wants to remove them because they are causing problems with the septic tank.
A homeowner and his association have lost the first step in the legal battle to keep another homeowner from using his home as a house of worship.
A homeowner who complained about the weeds growing in the yard of the home next to his, is being scrutinized by the homeowners association for weeds that are not on his property. The lot next to his has been vacant and unkept for six months.
A family, welcoming their second child home, was greeted by their association who were wondering what they were going to do for housing. It seems the by-laws state no more than three people can live in a condo in their community at a time. The family was forced to sell their condo for a more expensive home.
A resident of a condominium association is concerned the geese population in her community will be thinned by euthanizing the birds, instead of using a more humane alternative.
With summer quickly approaching, five ways are offered for homeowners associations to conserve water during the drought.
Condominium and homeowners associations are nervous now that concealed carry of loaded firearms is a reality in Illinois. They don't want to see loaded guns at their meetings.
A disabled man is fighting his association board for handicapped access to the homeowners association meetings. He feels they are not trying to accommodate his needs, keeping him from being in attendance.
Homeowners took back a forclosed upon condo complex from the bank after the developers had the property foreclosed upon.
A bill has been written that grants those who live in a homeowners association the right to plant drought resistant landscaping without facing penalties from the HOA.
