Politics & Government
What's Up With That?
Why Reston Association is looking to add one particular property to the association.
Reston Association's Board of Directors will vote Monday to add a property - 11101 Chessington Place, Reston - to the association.
What makes that house so special? It's not the house, its the owner.
RA At-large director Donna Rostant and her husband recently moved from a home within RA boundaries to the $1 million home on Chessington. Since RA by-laws say a director must be an RA member, the solution seems to be to add the home to RA.
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RA president Ken Knueven said the Reston deed outlines the process of adding real property to the Association.
A home can be added to RA with the written consent of the homeowner and any holder of a deed of trust and a two-thirds vote of the Board of Directors during a meeting in which a quorum is present.
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Alternatively, for anyone who resents RA assessments and regulations - there is no streamlined process for leaving the Association.
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