- The association demanded removal of the equipment twice in writing with a $500 daily fine attached.
- I informed the association in person and in writing that the land was not subject to its declaration and provided the county recording numbers.
- I provided the recorded easement establishing that ownership and maintenance of the equipment rest with the parcel owner, and that removal requires my written consent and district approval.
- I warned in writing that removal would cause the irrigation network to lose pressure once the reservoirs drew down, and that restoration would require district inspection.
- Ms. Whitlock replied in writing that threats would not change the decision, and then signed a work order representing that the association had authority to permit the removal.
- The water reclamation district has confirmed no permit exists, and the system failed on precisely the timeline I had described.
HOA Ordered My Pump Removed — Then Her $40M Golf Community Lost Irrigation
HOA Ordered My Pump Removed — Then Her $40M Golf Community Lost Irrigation
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