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Normally I'd be with the mind your own business group, but since the fiance's house is in an HOA my views change some. There's small parking lots sprinkled throughout the community. Typically one vehicle is parked there with expired tags that hasn't moved in a while.
If I lived out in a rural area, seeing beat up cars on one's private land is fine. It's another when it takes up limited parking.
Plus I'm an advocate of the Broken Windows Policy. Cite and enforce small things to prevent larger crimes. Bad enough Austin attracts Calexiters and other weirdos, often with paper plates and no insurance.
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They sent me a Nasty Gram about a car with expired license plates (out by 4 months) that I had parked at my curb for a few days while working on my garage.
They stated that according to the HOA CCRs, "vehicles with expired license plates were subject to being cited for violations of the CCR and possibly towed away at the owners expense".
I wrote back to them that the Governor of Texas himself has suspended all license plate renewals (height of COVID) and that the County Tax Offices were all closed (Again due to COVID) and to put the cherry on top, sent a picture from the HOA Office parking lot of a number of the vehicles the directors & staff were driving that also had expired plates.
I told them if I heard anything else ever again on this bull shit, that my attorney would rip them new ones and they would have the privilege's of paying for it all.
and THAT was the last I ever heard about THAT!
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