Real Estate/Development
Sep. 16, 2003
Bill Limits Homeowner Associations' Bans on Banners
BY LINDA RAPATTONI Special to CREJ Residents in homeowner associations will be assured of their free-speech right to display signs, banners and flags on their property under a bill passed Sept. 3 by the state Senate.
BY LINDA RAPATTONI
Special to CREJ
Residents in homeowner associations will be assured of their free-speech right to display signs, banners and flags on their property under a bill passed Sept. 3 by the state Senate.
The measure, initiated by the American Civil Liberties Union, is one of four bills introduced this year to give homeowners in common-interest developments such as condominiums more control over their property.
AB1525 by Assembly...
Special to CREJ
Residents in homeowner associations will be assured of their free-speech right to display signs, banners and flags on their property under a bill passed Sept. 3 by the state Senate.
The measure, initiated by the American Civil Liberties Union, is one of four bills introduced this year to give homeowners in common-interest developments such as condominiums more control over their property.
AB1525 by Assembly...
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