Petition to stop the Nellie Gail HOA's Heartless Lawsuit!
80 Comments
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Kyunghee Poneck
3 months ago
Coyotes pass by my street as well. And we lost many pets on the street. I want our pets and Tami’s parents’ pet goats be safe as well. Yes we want to protect nature but pets come first without hurting the nature. Protect the goats. What wrong with the shields they built to protect their loved ones!!!
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Regy Granville
3 months ago
They must be able to protect their animals. If no one objected, why is there a problem?
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Kevin Wheelock
3 months ago
A couple feet taller on this fence is not going to make an difference to the appearance.
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Alexis Adams
3 months ago
Nellie Gail has, from its very beginning, been animal friendly. Have we become so snooty that we can’t accept chain link fencing that provides maximum protection for this little herd from predators ?
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Bob Hulsy
3 months ago
Nellie Gail Ranch is an equestrian first community. If the HOA can't control the coyote population, resident should be able to defer to a cost effective solution to protect livestock. I just got an email regarding this, and the whole claim about property values is absolute hogwash. The job of the HOA is to support homeowners, their children, pets and livestock. I've examined the fence, and any person who sees it a negative mark on Nellie Gail, picked the wrong "ranch." Go to Laguna Niguel
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Elham Khanifar
3 months ago
Please don't use our own HOA dues to fight our own neighbors.
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Maria Hernandez
3 months ago
Why does the HOA have take them to superior court over a fence that protects animals? They live in a ranch community. This is extreme. What a bunch of heartless HOAssholes.
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Jessica Gutierrrez
3 months ago
This harms no one but to the contrary - it promotes something good. Please allow the fence to remain where it is .
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Van Hoang
3 months ago
I hike by this property often and always enjoy seeing their goats. I honestly hadn’t noticed the fence extension because it’s above eye level. Since the property isn’t visible from the street, I don’t believe it impacts the neighborhood.
Given that they have reportedly lost several goats to coyotes, the fence extension seems like a reasonable safety measure. I’d rather not see our HOA spend time and money pursuing something this minor, especially if it could raise HOA costs for everyone.
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Supporter
3 months ago
concerned homeowner
if the community can’t control the coyotes then homeowners should have reasonable options
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Shawn Marie Abbott
3 months ago
These are valued members in their community.
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Supporter
3 months ago
They should be able to protect their animals.
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Mary Blume
3 months ago
Spending all this time and energy and money for legal counsel by an HOA to force long time homeowners to give up their pets is such a waste for the community and a cruel action against the homeowners. The higher fence will save the goats lives and does not harm other’s peace and enjoyment of the community.
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Lilah Rice
3 months ago
Love the goats.
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Jaime Rice
3 months ago
Goats are good. They love their goats.
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Jennifer Rose
3 months ago
Nellie Gail should be ashamed of themselves. I grew up there and my parents ts still live there too. I would hate for them to ever go through thos nonsense
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Stephanie Blauwkamp
3 months ago
We love goats
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Cyndi MacDougall
3 months ago
Stop the Law Suit
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L Hinshaw
3 months ago
Save the goats! Please enforce HOA laws regarding people’s front yards and their homes. This neighborhood has gotten extremely shabby in certain areas. Allowing 7+ cars in a driveway looks bad. Allowing owners to keep their trash cans at the street for weeks at a time. Ridiculous. Please focus on important things. This fence is only visible from a trail and the coyotes are eating the goats
Coyotes pass by my street as well. And we lost many pets on the street. I want our pets and Tami’s parents’ pet goats be safe as well. Yes we want to protect nature but pets come first without hurting the nature. Protect the goats. What wrong with the shields they built to protect their loved ones!!!
They must be able to protect their animals. If no one objected, why is there a problem?
A couple feet taller on this fence is not going to make an difference to the appearance.
Nellie Gail has, from its very beginning, been animal friendly. Have we become so snooty that we can’t accept chain link fencing that provides maximum protection for this little herd from predators ?
Nellie Gail Ranch is an equestrian first community. If the HOA can't control the coyote population, resident should be able to defer to a cost effective solution to protect livestock. I just got an email regarding this, and the whole claim about property values is absolute hogwash. The job of the HOA is to support homeowners, their children, pets and livestock. I've examined the fence, and any person who sees it a negative mark on Nellie Gail, picked the wrong "ranch." Go to Laguna Niguel
Please don't use our own HOA dues to fight our own neighbors.
Why does the HOA have take them to superior court over a fence that protects animals? They live in a ranch community. This is extreme. What a bunch of heartless HOAssholes.
This harms no one but to the contrary - it promotes something good. Please allow the fence to remain where it is .
I hike by this property often and always enjoy seeing their goats. I honestly hadn’t noticed the fence extension because it’s above eye level. Since the property isn’t visible from the street, I don’t believe it impacts the neighborhood. Given that they have reportedly lost several goats to coyotes, the fence extension seems like a reasonable safety measure. I’d rather not see our HOA spend time and money pursuing something this minor, especially if it could raise HOA costs for everyone.
concerned homeowner if the community can’t control the coyotes then homeowners should have reasonable options
These are valued members in their community.
They should be able to protect their animals.
Spending all this time and energy and money for legal counsel by an HOA to force long time homeowners to give up their pets is such a waste for the community and a cruel action against the homeowners. The higher fence will save the goats lives and does not harm other’s peace and enjoyment of the community.
Love the goats.
Goats are good. They love their goats.
Nellie Gail should be ashamed of themselves. I grew up there and my parents ts still live there too. I would hate for them to ever go through thos nonsense
We love goats
Stop the Law Suit
Save the goats! Please enforce HOA laws regarding people’s front yards and their homes. This neighborhood has gotten extremely shabby in certain areas. Allowing 7+ cars in a driveway looks bad. Allowing owners to keep their trash cans at the street for weeks at a time. Ridiculous. Please focus on important things. This fence is only visible from a trail and the coyotes are eating the goats
Because I believe it is an overreach by the HOA.