Homeowner claims selective HOA enforcement after new board election

A homeowner who bought a house in December 2021 says that after a new HOA president was elected in 2025, the association began issuing frequent violation notices that were not applied to other residents. The homeowner cites repeated citations for issues already approved by previous boards, a failure to restore irrigation to landscaping damaged by the HOA’s own system, and a pattern of selective enforcement that has caused emotional stress and financial burden.

In a separate but related HOA dispute, a 31‑year‑old homeowner reports being cited for a bird feeder deemed a "wildlife attractant" and for mowing the lawn at 7 a.m. on Saturdays, despite quiet‑hour rules ending at that time. The neighbor, referred to as Kara, repeatedly reports the homeowner to the HOA, leading to multiple hearings and appeals. Both cases illustrate tensions between individual homeowners and homeowners associations over rule interpretation and perceived harassment.