solicitation
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Solicitation is a county issue not a HOA issue since we are not a gated community. We do have GROVE NO SOLICITATION stickers that you can obtain either from the Welcome Committee or Publicity(Mike Burnette). If you have a NO SOLICITATION sticker on your door, then it is enforceable. Unfortunately the signs at our entrances are not enforceable by anyone.
Previously Resident wrote:
The county code only requires solicitor's permits from businesses, not non-profits, religious orgs. etc. Unless you have a clearly displayed sign on your property that says "NO TRESSPASSING" then they haven't broken the law. But such a sign I'm guessing violates HOA rules. The HOA could consider going after these groups thru civil court but would the HOA really want to waste time/money going after a church group. The streets are public roads and as long as the groups follow traffic law, they can travel freely on them.Thanks for the legal clarification. I was unaware of the county code that pertains to this. Thanks for the info.
Previously Mike Burnette wrote:
I was unaware of the county code. I do have a no solicitation sticker mounted directly by my doorbell. I of course don't mind helping the kids in the neighborhood with their funraisers but I thought adults could at least respect the sticker that is clearly visable. It is just one of those things I guess you have to ignore.Solicitation is a county issue not a HOA issue since we are not a gated community. We do have GROVE NO SOLICITATION stickers that you can obtain either from the Welcome Committee or Publicity(Mike Burnette). If you have a NO SOLICITATION sticker on your door, then it is enforceable. Unfortunately the signs at our entrances are not enforceable by anyone.
