It comes out to about $2.80 for a 18x24 1 color/1 side plastic sign.

It's in pretty good condition, but it's a brick house and the brick is a bland, boring tan color all the way around.....

If an exact match is important, I'd recommend your local furniture repairman, a reputable one can match the color/staining dead on 99 out of 100 times.

Same color, same religion, same race, same number of kids, etc.

If you're going to try to do yellow letters yourself, be sure to use REAL legal pad paper, red ink, an ivory colored invitation envelope - with the flap tucked (not sealed) and ONLY a commemorative postage stamp.

Don with all due respect, what color is the sky in your world?

jeff is correct. it shouldn't be incredibly difficult to understand. i'm treasurer for our hoa and i can assure u that our bylaws are well-worded and understandable by the majority (anyone with an 8th grade reading level should be fine). glad you can still park there stacy. i don't think you will have any issues. after 8 years of parking there you are fairly grandfathered in. you said u have been parking there for 2.5 years. that should exceed statue of limitations. i believe the only way they can enforce now is if you sold and not allowed the new owners to park. that is almost like approving someones paint color today and then deciding that 4 years from now the color is not allowable. it would never stand up.

beside a few miss-spellings, I've continued to pass with flying colors.

The only thing I might add is that there is almost no cost difference for colored paper – why wouldn’t you use something like yellow or blue if it could potentially set you apart and add value to your mailing?

If there ever was a place where the cost/benefit of dontating $250 was so heavily imbalanced in your favor it is here.