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    Smile Re: Should I move my pool equipment for the HOA?

    How big is your neighborhood? Our HOA had fence restrictions and one of our neighbors went door to door and did a survey to see about allowing more fence choices (only vinyl and wood were acceptable prior to the survey). The survey was conducted, the results presented to the HOA and the restriction was changed to allow decorative aluminum also. Just a thought.

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    Default Re: Should I move my pool equipment for the HOA?

    After our first home-owning experience in a PUD (Planned Unit Development) we swore we would NEVER be part of a HOA again if we could help it!
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