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Jason Stromquist
  • Imperial Beach, CA
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HOA rules

Jason Stromquist
  • Imperial Beach, CA
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Can HOA all of a sudden enforce a new rule to have the tenants purchase approved storage containers for personnel property stored in our lower level parking garage? Does this fall on the owner to purchase these or is the tenant responsible? These things are upwards of 500 bucks apiece. This is part of what I received this morning.

The storage units that were approved are to be made of sturdy plastic, approximately 6 feet high, 2 feet deep and 4 feet wide and “MUST BE LOCKABLE”.The storage units may be purchased by the unit owner OR at the expense of the tenant.

For your convenience we have enclosed pictures of 4 containers that are approved.

Any items that cannot be stored inside of these containers and placed against the wall in front of the designated parking space WILL BE REMOVED AT THE UNIT OWNERS ESPENSE!

This rule was not enforced in 2015, however, in our annual meeting held February 2, 2016, it was again approved that it will be STRICKLY ENFORCED in 2016 and hens forth from now on.

The absolute deadline for the enforcement is Friday March 25th, 2016.On Saturday March 26th, any items not in approved containers WILL BE REMOVED AT THE UNIT OWNERS ESPENSE!

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