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City Council upholds HOA appeal, blocks Harbor Cove homeowner'9s boundary wall
Summary
After hours of testimony from neighbors, an attorney and the homeowner, the Las Vegas City Council granted an appeal by the Harbor Cove homeowners association and denied a variance that would have allowed Alan Harvey to build a nonconforming wall adjacent to the sidewalk.
The Las Vegas City Council on June 18 upheld an appeal from the Harbor Cove Homeowners Association and denied a variance requested by homeowner Alan Harvey to construct a front-yard wall that would encroach toward the public sidewalk.
The appeal decision came after multiple residents, the HOA—s attorney and the homeowner testified during a public hearing that drew prolonged public comment and repeated references to the association—s covenants and prior board actions. Councilwoman Allen Polinski moved to approve the HOA—s appeal; the motion carried, removing the city—s earlier variance approval and preventing construction of the proposed wall.
The council—s action followed competing accounts at the hearing. David Brown, attorney for the HOA, told the council that the HOA had attempted to…
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