Question:
Is an ARC request private?
My neighbor is installing a pickleball court. I’m concerned about the water runoff onto my property. I already get an acre of water runoff from their property onto my property and paid 4k for unground drainage to handle this runoff.
When I contacted my HOA management office asking about the plan for drainage for this project, I was told that ARC requests are private.
What can I do to make sure the Management company is requiring proper unground drainage for this project to protect my property from more flooding and erosion?
– Vanessia
Answer:
Hi Vanessia,
ARC requests may be private. However, you may also review the governing documents to verify whether ARC requests must be available for inspection by homeowners. The governing documents may also outline requirements regarding drainage, runoff, and other considerations for construction projects. You may also raise your concerns with the HOA board and management company so they ensure the pickleball court has proper a drainage system. Kindly exhaust all forms of communication including text, call, mail, and email. You may also attend a board meeting to raise your concerns.
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