Even in a condo, if it is owner, wouldn’t he be allowed to drill?
I would use these, may even have one around "NO DRILLING"
https://www.data-alliance.net/flat-...X1-cd0IMMA4RCdbF7r-0lGz-AxYboYYBoCrWkQAvD_BwE
Even in a condo, if it is owner, wouldn’t he be allowed to drill?
I would love to see a photo of this
Those cables do have some issues though. They tend to go out more often, especially in intermittent weather and extremes(hot/cold)I would use these, may even have one around "NO DRILLING"
https://www.data-alliance.net/flat-...X1-cd0IMMA4RCdbF7r-0lGz-AxYboYYBoCrWkQAvD_BwE
The law seems crystal clear to me and I would tell the HOA manager to show you their authority to override it. I would also suggest to him/her that they are not personally protected by the HOA for harassment and that you will essentially have their arse if they ever screw with you again. I'm not very diplomatic and would lay it out pretty clear for him/her but you may be better off not being so sharp.
These people are abusive sometimes and need a good reminder - be sure to copy the board with his/her and your correspondence. I would ask the board to replace the manager as well because you do not feel they are working for the betterment of the community and instead are nit picking unimportant issues affecting no one and in violation of federal law. They can fire him/her on the spot and these managers are easy to come by. They are licensed but no big shakes to get one. Suggesting termination will be a wake-up cal.
The rules will surely vary with different places but in some (many), you often only own what's "inside". That's why you usually can't attach a dish or antenna on "your" outside wall. Even though it's without question on your part of the condo, it's not yours.Even in a condo, if it is owner, wouldn’t he be allowed to drill?
The rules will surely vary with different places but in some (many), you often only own what's "inside". That's why you usually can't attach a dish or antenna on "your" outside wall. Even though it's without question on your part of the condo, it's not yours.
At the end of the day, the FCC rules are not a free pass for installing dishes or antennas like many (here) would like to think.
The rules will surely vary with different places but in some (many), you often only own what's "inside". That's why you usually can't attach a dish or antenna on "your" outside wall. Even though it's without question on your part of the condo, it's not yours.
At the end of the day, the FCC rules are not a free pass for installing dishes or antennas like many (here) would like to think.
That they are.HOA’s are evil
That they are.
My old HOA was pure evil. They were complaining about my dish Network 500 and wineguard 76 cm on the roof. They sent me a warning but they didn’t take any action. They said satellites couldn’t be on the roof on my property. I wasn’t a sat nerd back then, so I didn’t move them because I hired installers and paid them $$$ to install them. Moved out of there in 2011 because of the HOA. I swear, they would come every week to measure my grass.
They like to play little Hitler.
There is huge condo village in my town, over 5,000 units after one time trying to do an install I would not even talk to someone over a dish there, no dealer wants to do the paperwork, and meetings it could cost you more as a installer then you could make, just not worth it for me, when I was working.
Way too much BS. and trees most could never see the birds either
Been there, done that. It’s not worth it.
One place wanted an engineering diagram, with the exact weight, color and height of the dish and wanted the customer to take out an insurance policy Incase the dish fell off the roof and killed someone.