Let Our Kids Play! Amend HOA Rules to Permit Freestanding Basketball Hoops
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LUZ LEON
4 months ago
Take your damn kids to the park. Residential areas are not parks. Homeowners/renters have a right to peace and quiet in their own homes! Basketball is a terrible nuisance. Add shouting kids to that! TAKE YOUR DAMN KIDS TO THE PARK! Homeowners have as much a right to peace and quiet. THE WORLD DOES NOT RUN AROUND KIDS.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
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We've been trying to do this for years now. As far as I understand about 3 years back it was approved. It's in the notes but it was never changed in the bylaws. I believe this is about the time we were changing management companies.
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Raynelle Hanson
4 years ago
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I have never driven through the neighborhood and thought wow that basketball hoop in the driveway is really bringing the neighborhood down. There are bigger battles to fight!
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Benton Zwart
4 years ago
Long past time to formalize this change.
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Dina Martinez
4 years ago
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What harm does a basketball hoop case. None.
What good does it do...plenty!!!
If our children want to play in our yard with their own equipment why is this HOAs concern. Let the children play basketball people!!!
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William Jackson
4 years ago
This is a no brained.
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Colston Charles
4 years ago
Children deserves to play in their driveway.
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Toy Bethel
4 years ago
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I would rather see kids outside playing than on phones. Healthy and having fun. Pro basketball goals.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Let the kids play. Leave them alone!
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Clint Colvin
4 years ago
Yes to basketball goals at homes.
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Carolyn Cleveland
4 years ago
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Please allow our kids to enjoy their time outside without the constant removal of the basketball goal. Staying active is healthy for their mental.
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Carla Kron
4 years ago
Totally support. Makes no sense not to allow them.
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Kari Johle
4 years ago
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Let kids be kids!!! If children are outside exercising, let them! A basketball hoop is not an eyesore- and even if one feels it is, it is no more an eyesore than one cemented in the ground. This double standard in the CCR’s is absurd. And if we want to discuss eyesores, let’s discuss the lawn decor overtaking front yards, or backyards on display with overgrown yards and unfenced pools. Bigger fish to fry than basketball hoops that encourage health, exercise, and teamwork.
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Howard Bethel
4 years ago
I see them all over. I just got sited and the street it is on you can not even drive down.
Take your damn kids to the park. Residential areas are not parks. Homeowners/renters have a right to peace and quiet in their own homes! Basketball is a terrible nuisance. Add shouting kids to that! TAKE YOUR DAMN KIDS TO THE PARK! Homeowners have as much a right to peace and quiet. THE WORLD DOES NOT RUN AROUND KIDS.
We've been trying to do this for years now. As far as I understand about 3 years back it was approved. It's in the notes but it was never changed in the bylaws. I believe this is about the time we were changing management companies.
I have never driven through the neighborhood and thought wow that basketball hoop in the driveway is really bringing the neighborhood down. There are bigger battles to fight!
Long past time to formalize this change.
What harm does a basketball hoop case. None. What good does it do...plenty!!! If our children want to play in our yard with their own equipment why is this HOAs concern. Let the children play basketball people!!!
This is a no brained.
Children deserves to play in their driveway.
I would rather see kids outside playing than on phones. Healthy and having fun. Pro basketball goals.
Let the kids play. Leave them alone!
Yes to basketball goals at homes.
Please allow our kids to enjoy their time outside without the constant removal of the basketball goal. Staying active is healthy for their mental.
Totally support. Makes no sense not to allow them.
Let kids be kids!!! If children are outside exercising, let them! A basketball hoop is not an eyesore- and even if one feels it is, it is no more an eyesore than one cemented in the ground. This double standard in the CCR’s is absurd. And if we want to discuss eyesores, let’s discuss the lawn decor overtaking front yards, or backyards on display with overgrown yards and unfenced pools. Bigger fish to fry than basketball hoops that encourage health, exercise, and teamwork.
I see them all over. I just got sited and the street it is on you can not even drive down.
Let the kids play!!
Fully support this!