It is not. The woods are not deep, and on the other side of it is what I think is a natural gas site of some sort, so there is no room to develop anything in between. We checked on stuff like that because we didn't want to lose our view. I know it's not as grand as people who love out on the country, but it's damn fine for what you can get while also living close to bars/restaurants and all that.

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Posted by Salmon

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Posted on 2/28/19 at 9:35 am to scott8811

so I guess the next question is if you own the land all the way to the boundary?

if you don't, you might be shite out luck

if you do, you might have some ground to stand on

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Posted by Giantkiller

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Posted on 2/28/19 at 9:36 am to scott8811

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I know it's not as grand as people who love out on the country...

Maybe THAT is why the HOA wants to put up a fence.

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Posted by dallastigers

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Posted on 2/28/19 at 3:33 pm to scott8811

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The woods are not deep, and on the other side of it is what I think is a natural gas site of some sort, so there is no room to develop anything in between. We checked on stuff like that because we didn't want to lose our view.

Do the cleared area and woods have different owners or considered different lots with different zoning? I know that you found out board is not following by-laws, but regardless of HOA wall happening I was just wondering if anything besides size of lot it making you sure trees will not be cut down by owner for some reason other than development in the future.

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