![]() Rafter is licensed to practice in the Commonwealth of Virginia and the US Federal Courts in Virginia. ![]() Neither of these two events can occur in this forum. Actual legal advice comes after a complete review of the all facts and relevant documents. DO NOT RELY SOLELY ON ANY ADVICE YOU RECEIVE FROM ME OR ANY OTHER ATTORNEY ON THIS FORUM. NOT LEGAL ADVICE, NO ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE CREATED. You may have waived some of your rights when you agreed to the covenants of the HOA on purchase so your ability to argue State law trumps HOA's has been subordinated to what you individually contracted for that does not violate public policy. ![]() Signage forbidding such entry should be placed on the “premises or portion or area thereof at a place or places where it or they may be reasonably seen.” More Consent can be given orally or in written fashion. However, under Code of Virginia Title 18.2 Sections 119 – 135, and Warren County Ordinance 168-5, a No Trespassing sign is a legal notification noting that any person without authority who enters or remains on property or premises will be guilty of criminal trespassing. However, individual property owners or their agents may erect signs naming or identifying their particular property or house, occupation or notifying the public that the property is offered for sale, provided that such signs comply with the Warren County ordinances relating to the erection and size of such signs." No signs, billboards, or advertising of any nature shall be erected, placed or maintained on this property, nor upon any building erected thereon, except directional and informational signs of grantors. The specific citation in the HOA covenant regarding sign states "13. ![]() ![]() In other words, wouldn't state law and county ordinance trump an HOA restriction if the purpose is to provide legal notification? ![]()
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