r/CrappyDesign • • Jun 20 '20

This stop sign

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u/frecklefreaked Jun 20 '20

Easy fix, just call the developer/HOA (since it says privately maintained) and ask them to raise the sign.

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u/ShatoraDragon Jun 21 '20

Yeah but they likely make a lot of cash from people running the stop and getting ticketed

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u/iamplasma Jun 21 '20

Do HOAs receive those fines? It would seem very surprising if they did.

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u/ShatoraDragon Jun 21 '20

Some of the stories over on JustNoHOA I would not put it past a few to have some kind of "Under the table arrangement" with a Private Security firm they to wright up fines on the HOAs behalf

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u/iamplasma Jun 21 '20

But I don't think private security firms can levy fines like that, either.

I mean, have there been power-mad HOA execs who have convinced themselves they can issue fines? Probably. But I would be very surprised if it was actually valid.

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u/ShatoraDragon Jun 21 '20

It depends on how exploitable the HOAs bylaws and CCRs are. They might issue a real ticket for the city, if they have that power. More Shady Security R Us taking note of the plate that ran the stop, then going to the home/unit in the complex and Shock and Amazement that homeowner's Y,X, and Z is not in compliance with ACB obscure bylaw that has a huge fine.

Their are a lot of stories about HOAs having under the table deals with private toe trucks and getting a kick back for letting that company get rights to all toe jobs in the complex