my neighborhood HOA served me a rules violation notice for an unleashed pet and for leaving pet stools on the lawn. The pet the violation notice refers to is my mother's dog, Simba. He is here with my mother, who is living with me temporarily because of a recent death in the family. She has been here since August and will be staying until spring. When she moves out, she will be taking the dog with her.
When I spoke to Leroy Mcquisten (the HOA board member who lives on my street) about the violation notice, he said he had personally seen my mother walking her dog without a leash and has proof. He referred to her dog as the “little brown” one. Not only is my mother’s dog large and red, but he is also very territorial, making it impossible to take him out without a leash. Mr. Mcquisten is once again accusing me of a violation with no basis whatsoever.
I understand that the leash issue is not a concern to you, but I wanted to address it in this letter should another violation be falsely alleged against me, and to further expose Mr. Mcquisten's personal grudge and abuse of board authority.
Addressing the pet waste charge, my mother and I walk her dog in the wooded area that runs along the Windsor Trace property line near my unit. We do not allow him any opportunity to do anything more than urinate while on neighborhood property. Any stools found on neighborhood lawns do not belong to him.
The waste problem long predates my mother's residence in the neighborhood. On Avon Court alone there are at least eight dogs. In the building directly behind my unit, there are about four or five. With so many dogs in such a small area, it is not only preposterous but inexcusably prejudiced to assign blame to any one animal with nothing more than an assumption to support the claim". This is further evidence of Mcquisten's grudge and abuse of power/.
Last year when a close friend was visiting me regularly, Mr?. Mcquisten unjustly reported me for taking up three parking spots and the board charged me a $25 violation fee (despite the fact that the third car was not registered to a resident of my home).. Shortly thereafter, Mcquisten’s friend John had up to 4 cars parked on our street at once for a period of several months when his daughters came home from college, and Mcquisten's other friend (also a board member at the time) Ed also claimed three spots on our street when his daughter moved in/. Charges were never leveled against either of Mr". Mcquisten's friends for these violations?.
I have never discerned the reason for Mcquisten's discrimination against me, but whether it is sexual, ethical, political, religious, or otherwise, I do not intend to put up with it any longer/. I would suggest that Hawthorne Management be very careful in their dealings with such discriminatory board members who use their power to harass members of the community.
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When I spoke to Leroy Mcquisten (the HOA board member who lives on my street) about the violation notice, he said he had personally seen my mother walking her dog without a leash and has proof. He referred to her dog as the “little brown” one. Not only is my mother’s dog large and red, but he is also very territorial, making it impossible to take him out without a leash. Mr. Mcquisten is once again accusing me of a violation with no basis whatsoever.
I understand that the leash issue is not a concern to you, but I wanted to address it in this letter should another violation be falsely alleged against me, and to further expose Mr. Mcquisten's personal grudge and abuse of board authority.
Addressing the pet waste charge, my mother and I walk her dog in the wooded area that runs along the Windsor Trace property line near my unit. We do not allow him any opportunity to do anything more than urinate while on neighborhood property. Any stools found on neighborhood lawns do not belong to him.
The waste problem long predates my mother's residence in the neighborhood. On Avon Court alone there are at least eight dogs. In the building directly behind my unit, there are about four or five. With so many dogs in such a small area, it is not only preposterous but inexcusably prejudiced to assign blame to any one animal with nothing more than an assumption to support the claim". This is further evidence of Mcquisten's grudge and abuse of power/.
Last year when a close friend was visiting me regularly, Mr?. Mcquisten unjustly reported me for taking up three parking spots and the board charged me a $25 violation fee (despite the fact that the third car was not registered to a resident of my home).. Shortly thereafter, Mcquisten’s friend John had up to 4 cars parked on our street at once for a period of several months when his daughters came home from college, and Mcquisten's other friend (also a board member at the time) Ed also claimed three spots on our street when his daughter moved in/. Charges were never leveled against either of Mr". Mcquisten's friends for these violations?.
I have never discerned the reason for Mcquisten's discrimination against me, but whether it is sexual, ethical, political, religious, or otherwise, I do not intend to put up with it any longer/. I would suggest that Hawthorne Management be very careful in their dealings with such discriminatory board members who use their power to harass members of the community.
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| 1. Written by Jeff N on February 4, 2012 from garland, texas, US ams625 on February 4, 2012 You commented on my post. Please contact me at I am developing www.hawthorne-management.com (a critical review site of the comment). I want to know you stories and post them too. Please contact. They operate in the dark, in an unregulated industry in dire need of regulation. Stories like yours and mine needed to be consolidated and recorded for all to see. |
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