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On The Commons is a weekly radio show dedicated to discussing the many issues surrounding mandatory homeowner associations, the fastest growing form of residential housing in the nation.
We've all been informed, at some point or other, that homeowner association board members can do "anything they want" -- We've also been led to believe that associations have unlimited powers, that even the Constitution can't come between a homeowner and the association. But are associations really all that omnipotent? Is there any hope or help for the individual homeowner?
On The Commons with me this week is David Kahne. David is a Constitutional attorney in Houston, Texas who was recently appointed to a Texas Senate sub committee tasked with looking into the many problems involving homeowners' associations. We'll get an update on what the committee is doing and we'll talk about his constitutional challenge to part of the Texas statute. Please join us On The Commons this coming Saturday, April 20, 2002 and we'll find out whether homeowners associations really can do "anything they want" and I'll have to ask the question: Should associations be allowed to foreclose? Join us for the answers.
As always, you may send questions and comments via email to: onthecommons@coxrr.comSelected emails received before 1 PM ET may be read on the air.
On The Commons is broadcast every Saturday from 2-3 PM ET on WEBR Fairfax Radio. In the Northern Virginia area, On The Commons can be heard on Cox Cable, Channel 37 (channel 7 without a box) and Comcast channel 27 and nationally on the internet on www.fac.org/webr.
I look forward to meeting you On The Commons every Saturday from 2-3 PM ET (11 AM - 12 Noon PT)
Shu Bartholomew
Host and producer
On The Commons is produced by Pink Flamingo Productions.
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