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rockhillmanor
Sep 30, 2014Explorer
It is a very narrow decision. It does nothing to overturn any HOA or other parking regulations regarding RVs. The ruling actually just affirmed that a Judge's ruling that the family in question had special health needs that made the RV a necessity and therefore a variance should be granted to the codes was within the power and discretion of that judge. What happened is a judge granted a variance. An appeals court said that was overstepping the judges authority and the Supreme court of Louisiana overturned the appeals court and said that the variance was within the judge's legal authority. It was actually not a ruling on HOAs and parking regulations, it was a ruling as to what a judge can and cannot legally decide.
IMHO, JMHO I have yet to know of any of my disabled friends that NEED and "RV" to accommodated their disability !! :B
Was this so-called RV really a Class B van with a auto ramp for a REAL disabled person that neighbors were ticked off because they thought it was an RV?
Or was it just someone that 'found' a way to use their disabled card to be able to park their RV?
No judge and/or supreme court certainly would not ever want to get involved with denying anything to a disabled person.
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