Buckeye HOA won't allow man to park work truck in housing community

Timothy Anderson says the Verrado HOA claims his work truck violates the rules and told him he can't park it anywhere within the Buckeye housing community.

[@buenafamiliafarms9668]

I can truly envision a Arizona without HOA's in less than 20 years. They are acting more and more like racketerring rings.

[@StephenKershaw1]

dumbest comment on the thread.... HOA's are established indefinitely....

[@SonicOrbStudios]

Just running into this where I live, switched jobs to a company van that doesn't fit in the garage and can't park in the place I live. HOAs are rediculus!

[@StephenKershaw1]

no, entitled twits like YOU are "ridiculous" (learn to spell you illiterate beta male) leave the truck at your company and drive your car back and forth like NORMAL DECENT PEOPLE stop thinking you're special

[@aliciacarter4406]

No work trucks! I agree

[@SUPRAMIKE18]

He could request his workplace to give him a diferent van, one without the hight top kit so it could fit in the garage?

[@johnakridge2916]

Nah. The hell with an HOA

[@StephenKershaw1]

@@johnakridge2916 NOPE... HOA THERE BEFORE THAT ENTITLED KAREN L0SER AND HIS BETA MALE TRUCK... you don't like it? fkg move back to the trailer park but in reality, what would YOU know.... you've never owned property

[@stevenboyce4136]

i have a 40 ft flatbed car hauler parking in our apartment complex parking lot....state law says no way they can park here but they keep trying ...losers

[@StephenKershaw1]

sure you do.... I call BS... in such a situation, they can confiscate it, tow it and store it up until a period and if you don't come pay for it.... they can legally sell it and still charge you for towing/storage and nothing you can do about it btch boy

[@DozensOfViewers]

You agree to HOA rules when you buy the house. Should have read them a little closer, eh?

[@ecclairmayo4153]

This is the part I don't understand

[@tracymccall4419]

HOAs often make the rules a little vague so they can claim various meanings later on...hard to tell the future, eh?

[@ecclairmayo4153]

@@tracymccall4419 - nah, usually in an HOA neighborhood, parking is pretty clearly written out. No permanent parking spaces in the street for residents or No resident overnight parking on the streeet.

[@johnakridge2916]

@@tracymccall4419 HOA's like to make rules as they go along sometimes just bc. I hate knowing people like HOA are out there

[@photios4779]

@@ecclairmayo4153 You're correct, but as you can see at 0:54 he is parking his work truck in his own driveway on his own property, not out in the street. The HOA is claiming that simply having a commercial truck on one's driveway violates its rules, but I do have to wonder if that is clearly spelled out in the contract he signed with them when he bought the home? Or did they just make up that rule sometime later, leaving residents with work trucks out in the cold?

[@JHaupt6314]

The HOA appears to be spot on in this situation. He has a highly visible work truck that should not be parked in a residential area.

[@snippysnap9810]

You’re definitely a karen lol

[@photios4779]

"Should not be???" I would have no problem if one of my neighbors parked a "highly visible work truck" on their own driveway. As long as the truck can entirely fit on their driveway and doesn't stick out on to and block the public sidewalk, the fact they have that truck is no concern of mine. It's their property after all and I support the rights of blue collar workers to park their trucks in their own driveways. I'm aware that some HOAs have rules prohibiting the parking of commercial vehicles in private driveways, but I'm not a fan of micromanaging what people can do with their private property. When an HOA does that, it could actually decrease property values because a lot of people are no longer interested in signing away their rights to do what they want with their own home and driveway by living there.

[@StephenKershaw1]

@@photios4779 first.... you have no fkg say about it.... and there are township and neighborhood ordinances and restrictions that will run with the property perpetually..... he is not special nor entitled.... that's the same thinking of a criminal or pedophle... so we know what you are. tell us more how you have never owned property and don't know what you're talking about without actually telling us