This letter shall contain the comments from the informal meeting and state that corrective actions were not taken by the agreed upon date and a second date for compliance will be set by the Board of Directors. If corrective action is still not taken by the second date, our attorney will be notified and the owner in violation will receive a letter from our attorney informing them that they must comply with the covenants. Any fees levied by the attorney for this action are the sole responsibility of the property owner in violation. The Board of Directors can place a lien on property that is in violation of the Restrictive Covenants and that lien will not be removed until corrective action is taken by the property owner. Our attorney has told us that property owners in violation of restrictive covenants have virtually no chance of winning a legal fight against a Property Owners Association.
Owners agree to live by the covenants when they sign their settlement documents.
The St. Michael's Place Property Owners Association has gone to the third step in this process on one occassion. Hopefully we will never have to go past step 1 again.