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Hello NESR,
I am looking for reactions / ideas / 'do you buy this' type of thoughts from you all.
Context - Some condo nazis ('Trustees') are cracking down on garage use and throwing the rule book ('Master deed') at the owners (me). Rule book says we can park 'licensed non-commercial passenger vehicles' only in the garage. My motorcycles and kendon trailer have blipped on their radar.
My strategy so far - hoping for feedback and ideas to bolster it.
- My two dirt bikes have ORV stickers, so I think I can say they are 'licensed' The language in the docs is gray - 'licensed non-commercial passenger vehicles' it doesn't say anything about what type of license. Any arguments I should be prepared for, if they don't buy that?
- I have two track bikes that are not plated. I am thinking of going the same ORV route for these as well, assuming I can get my hands on two more ORV stickers. The nazis aren't smart enough to verify VIN # etc. so I think I could pull this off Do you guys think that ORV would fly for street/track bikes as well? Any other alternatives?
- My kendon trailer is the biggest challenge. Master deed specifically says 'no trailers, snowmobiles...' I spoke to my lawyer, and he suggested playing the 'it's not a trailer, but an attachment to my SUV" card (sounds very silly, I know). It doesn't help that it's registered as a trailer with a trailer plate. Any way I can get a plate for a Kendon that doesn't say 'Trailer' on it? Anyone got any other ideas?
If you are thinking about saying "follow the rules!" I'll take it, touche. In most cases, I'd be inclined to follow the rules. But this situation is different (for various reasons) and I want to stand and fight. I am hoping for ideas or lessons learned by fellow sympathetic rebels who might have been in this situation.