HOA Legi-Slate

I am concerned with whether or not the "retractable clothsline" was deleted from the bill, and whether or not we can prevent someone from hanging up their laundry on their patio or deck. Is this still an item of discussion? The back of some of our buildings face the front of others--I am sure some residents do not want laundry in their front yards.

There should be threshold of savings that an awning or like device must give in order for it to be used under this piece of legislation. Without a minimum standard almost any type of awning might be demanded to be approved by associations ACC's.

I think anything the legislature does to conserve energy consumption is great. For example, I think they should pass legislation that requires all elected officials to use multi-person mass transit to commute to/from their official duties whenever such transaportation is available. If none is available, they must then make every effort to carpool with another legislator or other elected official or with a private citizen who resides in their respective district or other boundary of representation. If neither such alternate mode of carpooling tranasportation is available, then they must seek to ride in another public vehicle which is traveling to the vicinity of their destination or to a public transportation facility. Only after exhausting such efforts should the elected official be allowed to use their private vehicle or other non-carpooling method of transport. Documentation in the form of a log book or similar record of efforts put forth and contacts made will be mandatory and available for public inspection on a quarterly basis or as otherwise requested.