Gaillardia

[Paule4ou]

I often wonder the same thing myself. Unless a fine is levied by an authorized state official or if you own a home covered by a deed restriction then I wouldn't pay anything. Of course, since it is private property they could bar someone from entering if they don't pay - but that might be grounds for extortion since there probably isn't any kind of appeals process.

I have a builder friend who once, and only once, built in there and also suffered the infamous mud track fine. He blew it off. The HOA (I believe) put a lein on the property and it had to be paid in order to close. Crazy rich nutheads...

[Paule4ou]

I have also heard that they do not or did not allow people to walk up and down the sidewalks/streets. That seems WAY to extreme but more than one person told me this a couple years back.

[SoonerBoy18]

Financial trouble meaning the resisdents there cant afford their mortgage? Words cannot describe how I feel when I past by Gaillardia on 150th, simply beautiful