Bush thieves, 'crack grass,' Santapede: Houston homeowners share their wildest HOA stories
We asked KPRC 2 readers to share their most outrageous dust-ups with local homeowners associations and what we got back were hundreds of grievances.
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We asked KPRC 2 readers to share their most outrageous dust-ups with local homeowners associations and what we got back were hundreds of grievances.
The prior ordinance said solar panels could not be seen from a Tyler public street. Credit: KYTX Published: 6:10 PM CDT July 28, 2021 Updated: 6:10 PM CDT July 28, 2021 TYLER, Texas — Tyler's city council voted unanimously to ease solar panel laws within the city. Now, solar panels can lay on slanted roofs or can be on the ground in a fenced area. "It does allow us the freedom to install solar where it needs to be on the house for maximum efficiency," Co-owner of Wright Way Solar Technologies Yvonne Wright said. "So we're pleased about that." The prior or...