[WSBARP] Looking for a CC&R Case

[Rob Wilson-Hoss]

Cat, just look at the legal description of the property affected by the
restrictions. It is usually right at the top of the covenant document. The
covenants are limited to the property described. It becomes a little weird
when the two properties have been combined by a lot combination or a
boundary line adjustment, but those are just static - they really don't
affect the legal descriptions, they are just for county purposes, not
purposes of the private covenants. 

 

Or at least that is my guess this morning....

 

Rob

 

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[mailto:wsbarp-bounces at lists.wsbarppt.com] On Behalf Of Catherine Clark
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2018 3:59 PM
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Subject: [WSBARP] Looking for a CC&R Case

 

All:

 

Assume that I have purchased two pieces of property.  I intend a common and
joint use for both parcels, say a commercial use.  Assume also that one of
those parcels is subject to a CC&R which limits the use of that parcel to a
residential use.

 

Does not the linking of the two properties together essentially extend the
CC&R to the non-encumbered property for purposes of my commercial use?

 

If you agree, or disagree, what is your authority in so doing if any.

 

Thanks.

 

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