Can you explain how it works here in Indiana?
Our annual HOA meeting is later this month, hopefully it's much more boring than yours.
In Marion County (and I thought everywhere actually), it's the law that a pool must be fenced in. Has nothing to do with HOAs (here).
I'm not sure if it's by town, county or whatever, but I have family in Hancock County that installed a pool. They had to either fence it or cover it with a specific type of cover. They chose the cover. I'm not sure what was unique about the cover.
not an expert, from what I understand you can have either a fence or a pool cover. He has the latter.
yeah it's getting a little nutty. Many of the original owners are leaving the neighborhood, and some of the newer folks are starting to see some heavy handedness from the HOA. It might start to get nutty on both sides.
Call me old fashion if you will. But I've never understood living in an HOA when most counties and towns act like they are an HOA. Why would you want to pay more money for additional rules and regulations? Perks vs headaches. doesn't seem worth it to me.
My comment was made because of the allegation that it happens all the time and just an accusation can get someone's guns taken away from them. My perspective is that the Red Flag process doesn't happen very often, and that a person has to be a legitimate danger to themselves or others before the police consider taking their firearms. There has to be concrete proof, not just something someone said.
How does the process work before it gets to you. I really do not understand how this works.
Uniformed officers would usually be the first step in the process. For whatever reason, they are called to investigate a person that has access to firearms and is suspected of having a mental "disability" that makes them a danger to themselves or others, and should not be in possession of firearms. I found a link that explains it pretty well.
Thank you that explains it very well.
Go back and review, it’s relevant in this case.
No. No soup for you. Not relevant. I think we're done here.
Above ground pools also?
