Homeowner gets warning letter from HOA for parking car in their own driveway, despite already paying $2k a year in HOA fees

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  Neighborhood resident stands by her car.

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• 'I got a warning citation from my HOA for parking my car in my driveway'

  
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  The gist of the letter, which is very condescending, tells this person that they simply cannot park any vehicle whatsoever in their driveway. Instead, they have to use the garage. 

• But here's the issue with that. This person can't fit all their vehicles in their garage

  
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  It's wild that they own a whole driveway and yet aren't permitted to use it, lest someone spot a car (gasp!!!) and be upset by seeing a car in a driveway. I genuinely don't understand the logic behind rules like this! What's even the point of having your own driveway if you can't actually use it? 

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  Motorcycle sits along the road.

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  Homeowner holds bills and counts them out, preparing to pay for an HOA fine. 

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• Not JUST $260, mind you

  
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  They write that it's $260 per person. And yes, I imagine that is a yearly fee, unfortunately. 

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  White car parked in the driveway of a luxurious home.

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• A lot of people began encouraging this person to try and run for an HOA position to take them down from the inside out

  
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  Honestly not a bad idea! Maybe they could change things on their own, making life better for literally everyone, except the money-grubbing HOA members, that is. 

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