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Wheelchair access for Susan to her private home

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Lisa Cox
5 years ago

Please look into this situation and rectify quickly.

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Dawn Veraldo
5 years ago

In my humble opinion, there should be exceptions to the rules when it comes to handicapped homeowners needing to modify their hardscape in order to provide safe access to their home.

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Kent Buchanan
5 years ago

This is so wrong

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Vincent Boscamp
5 years ago

I cannot believe that this has not been approved. Truly sickening. I will also be sending daily pictures of the HOA's lack of maintenance on our common areas landscaping.

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Kyle Cleveland
5 years ago

The house great I see no issues at all it will raise property values

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Alan Campbell
5 years ago Featured

Ridiculous when you can't even make accommodations to your OWN home when you have medical conditions that cause you to make the accommodations.

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Bryceon Workman
5 years ago

Exceptions to the rules are fine when it makes sense. This just makes sense.

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Matt collins
5 years ago

We support Susan’s needs

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Susan DiRanna
5 years ago

HOA should be ashamed of themselves

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Felicia Leonardi
5 years ago

Shame on you HOA for denying a handicap woman the appropriate access to her home.

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Jeanine Szilagyi
5 years ago

This is terrible and I hope they can resolve this for you.

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mark zoloto
5 years ago

This is an amazing woman of God she needs all the access to her house

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Cheryl Szentendrei
5 years ago

Not an unreasonable request for this family to accommodate their disability needs. Seems like an ADA issue that shouldn’t even be questioned at all.

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Robert Carr
5 years ago

There should be no problem keeping the pavers as they are.

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Patricia Payne
5 years ago

This is certainly an ADA issue. An exception is warranted.

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kailyn
5 years ago

this is pathetic. my uncle and grandma are both disabled and if i were to have something done i see it as we would have the same result and i do not believe that is okay. he should not be getting fined for this. unacceptable.

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Megan Brown
5 years ago

Good luck ♥️

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Christy Troutman
5 years ago

Shame on you HOA. Shame on you.

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Kimberly Ditano
5 years ago

Have some compassion, this is an individual with disabilities that needs an accommodation. You have to be able to balance the rules with real life scenarios. Approve this upgrade as is!!!

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Courtney Kessler
5 years ago

This isn’t right at all. It’s sickening they are even trying to hassle you about it.