Tuesday, May 26, 2020

Radio Tower Threat is Bold HOA Fighting Strategy


Depending on where you live, an active Homeowner's Association can be filled with some of the most boring, cruel and power hungry people you've ever met. Their draconian rules can suck the life out of your own living situation and you can be punished for something as simple as where you choose to store your garbage bins. So here's an interesting strategy to combat their rules. And for more, here's someone who got revenge when the HOA tried to remove their trampoline.

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Text - Well There's Your Problem Podcast @wtyppod folks;; Here's the best piece of advice when dealing with an HOA. If they ever start giving you trouble, just threaten to put up a radio tower in your backyard. Like let's say you just got a trampoline for your kids to enjoy and your HOA tells you that you have to take it down.

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Text - Send them a letter back saying "Okay, but with all of the extra room I'll have in my yard, I'm planning to install a 40ft HAM radio tower. Due to the HAM Radio Parity Act, as well as the Local Community Radio Act, both issued by the FCC, it is entirely within my legal rights to install infrastructure on my property that aids in the use of private and public radio communications. The FCC's jurisdictions take precedence over local and community policy, and a fine of up to $300,000 can be ch

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Text - trampoline due to this HOA's guidelines, then I suppose it's an easy decision. If there's any input or concerns you have on my decision, please don't hesitate to contact me ". This is basically the easiest way to tell your HOA to fuck off and leave you alone. Best part is that if they try to call your bluff, you can apply with the FCC to get the construction of a HAM radio tower subsidized. They have absolutely no power or authority to stop you, so they'll let just about anything slide if

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