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Q.Is HOA approval necessary for an improvement or alteration?

A.The homeowners associations'(HOA) governing documents (Bylaws and/or CC&RS) will typically require the HOA to give its approval for improvements and alterations which: (1) change the appearance of any exterior area; (2) change any interior common area (except exclusive use common areas such as storage closets); (3) impair structural integrity; (4) interfere with plumbing, electrical, heating, or air conditioning service to other units, or other common area; or (5) may cause a nuisance to other homeowners.

In planned developments, the governing documents will generally require HOA approval for improvements and alterations which: (1) alter any common area; (2) change the appearance of the exterior (exterior paint, siding, shutters, antennas, satellite dishes, window air conditioners, awnings, balconies, patios, and roofing); (3) modify the appearance of landscaping; (4) may obstruct a view; or (5) interfere with water supply, drainage, or sewage systems.

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