Our neighbor installed a gate in his garden hedge to prevent heavy items from being carried through the property to the actual entrance, as it's an outside lot. So no one is obstructed or bothered. Now, after two years, the board is demanding that the building be taken back. Does he have to do this?
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There are statutes that say what is allowed and not allowed. At least he should have consulted the board beforehand after the second entrance. For changes have to be requested and voted, otherwise everyone would end up doing what he wants and that is not going to happen in a non-profit association.
If after two years of resettlement is required, there may have been imitators or someone complained because he has something against this person or even got no permission for anything.
The neighbour should talk to the Executive Board with all diplomacy and, if necessary, raise his physical limitation.