Architectural and Aesthetic Restrictions Imposed by Homeowners Associations
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It is standard for HOA Architectural Rules and aesthetic restrictions to be contained in the governing documents for a common interest development. Typically, the state courts have allowed associations broad discretion on the content of architectural restrictions. Most cases addressing a community association’s ability to enforce its architectural restrictions when the following facts have been established:
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