Natural drying devices; no community association shall prohibit owner from installing or using. (SB221)
Introduced By
Sen.
Toddy Puller (D-Mount Vernon)
Toddy Puller
(D-Mount Vernon)
Served: 2000–
Progress
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Introduced |
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Passed Committee |
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Passed House |
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Passed Senate |
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Signed by Governor |
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Description
Covenants regarding natural drying devices. Provides that effective July 1, 2010, no community association shall prohibit an owner from installing or using a natural drying device on that owner's property. The bill provides that a community association may establish reasonable restrictions concerning the size, placement, and manner of placement of such natural drying device. View Full Text »
Status
02/23/2010: In Subommittee
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Comments
I would translate this to say something like, "Clothes lines can not be prohibited".
I live in a retirement community where the houses are very close. I already see the backs of houses and the residents usually display their we towels from the pool across chairs - if this passes we will see more than towels and personally I find that offensive.
Really? That's "offensive" to you? I find thousands of deaths from coal-burning power plants "offensive." Under this bill, your retirement community is free to prevent people from hanging their t-shirts, napkins, or other ghastly objects where you can see them.
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