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QUESTION: HOA’s say that you can not park your car on a city owned street, but they allow emergency vehicles to park on the street at there home address. Is this fair treatment or does it fall under not being fair according to Arizona?

ANSWER: The Arizona Condominium Act and the Planned Community Act both…

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Absent other facts and circumstances, it appears the HOA is acting reasonably because they are complying with the statute.

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