Can HOAs reserve parking spots in common area?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Frank’s complaint in Potomac Yard is BS. Yes you can.

Can you provide specific examples of how? It seems there are two paths.
1) Blocking off for temporary passes like food trucks, moving vans. These are temporary and have the potential to benefit everyone paying dues.

2) Assigning spots to certain people. This has the potential to benefit everyone if everyone gets a spot equally, in a good place relative to their unit.

3) Assigning spots to certain people but not everyone benefits. This is obviously illegal. I can't think of any way to justify this, unless some people have their dues very heavily subsidized in reparation? And have a choice to opt out? I really can't think of a way this would be fair. Can you?

[Anonymous]

Stalker is gonnnna be sooooooo mad when he loses his spot. Everyone in PY will be laughing at him.

[Anonymous]

A long time ago our HOA had reserved spaces for townhome owners. It was great. Then the dumb law passed and HOA’s had to get rid of this. Now there is street parking absolutely beware because people don’t have to use their driveways or garages, can own 3+ cars in a 1200sf house, etc. and it’s madness. We are thankfully in the SFH section so the only issue we have to deal with is all their overflow parking. But I’d be irate if I bought a townhome with assigned parking and then lost it and had to park in the SFH street far from my house if I got home later in the evening.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stalker is gonnnna be sooooooo mad when he loses his spot. Everyone in PY will be laughing at him.

Never losing my spot, FACO Frank. We both know that. I just parked my beautiful car in my beautiful spot that’s reserved just for me. Thank you for paying to maintain it and for so generously donating a portion of your common area for my personal use.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stalker is gonnnna be sooooooo mad when he loses his spot. Everyone in PY will be laughing at him.

Never losing my spot, FACO Frank. We both know that. I just parked my beautiful car in my beautiful spot that’s reserved just for me. Thank you for paying to maintain it and for so generously donating a portion of your common area for my personal use.

Screenshot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stalker is gonnnna be sooooooo mad when he loses his spot. Everyone in PY will be laughing at him.

Never losing my spot, FACO Frank. We both know that. I just parked my beautiful car in my beautiful spot that’s reserved just for me. Thank you for paying to maintain it and for so generously donating a portion of your common area for my personal use.

Screenshot.

To do what with? Hang it on your wall?

[Anonymous]

I live in Potomac Yard. Some idiot is doing the HOA bc we reserve parking spots bc the CITY days we have to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I live in Potomac Yard. Some idiot is doing the HOA bc we reserve parking spots bc the CITY days we have to.

"doing"?

I think you are the idiot.

[Anonymous]

I think the bigger question is- what's it like having a queer son?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the bigger question is- what's it like having a queer son?

What’s it like to be fat? FACO?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think the bigger question is- what's it like having a queer son?

What’s it like to be fat? FACO?

Frank can lose weight if he wants. Can your son stop being queer?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think the bigger question is- what's it like having a queer son?

What’s it like to be fat? FACO?

Frank can lose weight if he wants. Can your son stop being queer?

Don’t think he could lose weight. Nobody voluntarily walks around like that. It’s gross.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A long time ago our HOA had reserved spaces for townhome owners. It was great. Then the dumb law passed and HOA’s had to get rid of this. Now there is street parking absolutely beware because people don’t have to use their driveways or garages, can own 3+ cars in a 1200sf house, etc. and it’s madness. We are thankfully in the SFH section so the only issue we have to deal with is all their overflow parking. But I’d be irate if I bought a townhome with assigned parking and then lost it and had to park in the SFH street far from my house if I got home later in the evening.

What law?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the bigger question is- what's it like having a queer son?

I bet you would know. On the down low?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think the bigger question is- what's it like having a queer son?

I bet you would know. On the down low?

Is that you, Gramma? All sideways on chardonnay again?