Case no:26-07-004512Opened:Jul 18, 2026Status:Documenting

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Incident recordNo. 26-07-004512

Unauthorized fine & lien threat

Received a $250 fine for an alleged architectural violation. No prior notice or hearing.

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Asked for the rule they say I violated. No response yet.

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Three related reports

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