Even purchasing a single parcel of land to have your own private contractor build a custom home might have CC&R's attached to it by the previous owner.
73, Bob K7JQ
That statement makes me curious.
Let's say you buy a single parcel of land to build on, and there are CC&R's attached by the previous owner.
Now that you're the owner, is it possible to remove the previous CC&R's? And if so, how would you go about doing that?
I assume it would be different if that parcel were in an undeveloped area as opposed to a developed one?
I looked at the deed for my house. And found that there is a CC&R on it. This CC&R says basically I can't build a bar
or tavern serving liquor to the public, and that's it. Nothing about antennas or anything else. We don't have an HOA,
so this isn't an HOA thing. Note that I am located in what Ohio calls an "incorporated municipality", so we have the
usual city government with a mayor, elected city council, etc. I have no desire to build a bar or tavern, but if for
some reason I wanted to get the CC&R removed from a piece of property I own, could I do it?
73 de N8AUC
Eric