There is in many (most?) cities - every one of these is against city ordinance where I live. It’s better these sort of things are handled by the city; applied to many more people it’s harder to pull grass-measuring or other shenanigans.
rabbits that live under them and eat your garden.
Rabbits do not need cars to eat your garden, furry little buggers are perfectly happy with a hole anywhere in the ground.
The excuses against ‘car guy’ are always the weirdest, especially the HOAs that don’t even let you do basic oil changes yourself.
There is in many (most?) cities - every one of these is against city ordinance where I live. It’s better these sort of things are handled by the city; applied to many more people it’s harder to pull grass-measuring or other shenanigans.
Rabbits do not need cars to eat your garden, furry little buggers are perfectly happy with a hole anywhere in the ground. The excuses against ‘car guy’ are always the weirdest, especially the HOAs that don’t even let you do basic oil changes yourself.
I see you read over the part where I explicitly said “outside city limits”.
Seems I did.
To your point though, inside city limits the value proposition for an HOA is vanishingly small.