Re: Way to prevent development

Posted by MSD on February 25, 2013 at 17:41:30 from (71.209.114.142):

In Reply to: Re: Way to prevent development posted by sixtyninegmc on February 25, 2013 at 13:56:06:

Around here it is the zoning office that would stop it if it didn't
meet the covenants and restriction as far as replating or use
changes would go. As far as 'pink barns' or that type of restriction,
the person filing the restrictions would have to enforce that. I
wrote up my own set of covenants for the subdivision I did and as
the developer I am responsible for their enforcement. Once the
development is full, I turn all responsibility over to the homeowners
who can form an association and enforce the rules. Little different
in your case but basically the same way of doing it.

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