Does anyone have video surveillance rules/guidelines that you could share with us? We're putting in video at our pool & tennis courts and would like to see what others have formulated as guidelines, SOP, etc. Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Boards usually have one board member deal with the association attorney which usually is the President, When the board member goes to the attorney to have a lawsuit filed against an owner for enforcement of a violation that has not been corrected.

Have older residents of our Wisconsin HOA been coerced into voting for certain people for the board of directors?

It is apparent that our law firm, no matter what their comment or decision they instruct is always to side with the HOA board of directors.......it is obvious they do so to assure their contract will be renewed.

Is condo association responsible if the rebar in the concrete curb stop impales my car when I back up?

We have two communities (I'll call them C1, C2), that share a pool, roadway, land, etc. The Sharing contract states that a Committee is to operate and manage that property. This year was the first year a Committee was set up. I am on that committee. My BOD, C2, did landscaping work...

We own a single family condo and share ownership of the land around the 20 condos in our wooded development. Many of the ash trees surrounding a number of the condos are dead or dying due to the ash borer beetle. It has always been an unwritten policy that the association would cut down or trim trees that could damage a condo.

Water leaking from the roof, and siding area into the common area causing mold. CC&R's state that prompt repair should be done. When would it be considered a breach of duty by the board [timeframe] for not repairing leak in one day or one week or three years?

I have been on our condo board in California for almost 12 years now. I don't mind doing it and the condo owners want me to do it but I wonder if my tenure on the board violates any laws or rules. There is nothing about term limits for board members in our association's bylaws.

I no longer live in my condo unit, but continue to receive a water bill. I called the utility company to turn everything off completely, but they say they cannot. I never signed a contract with them, my HOA did. Now I am past due and they are threatening "more action". What can they do legally? (In Florida)