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By Bernard R. Schroeder Director of Operations, CPSI, RISC, RLA Green-Up
Everyone remembers our parents’ favorite retort: “When you’re 18 and on your own, you can do what you want, but when you’re in my house, it’s my rules” or something similar. No matter what we wanted to do as young people, there was always someone who had to give us permission to charge ahead. Many people (including Boards) think that being in a Condominium Unit will free you from someone else’s permission before you do what you want to do. In fact, that’s not the case. There is a whole host of various permissions and permission granters built into community living, some obvious and others not so, that we will discuss in this article.
The definition of the word “swing” is to move or cause to move rhythmically to and fro; to sway. Swing music has a groovy rhythm or feel to it that leaves your toes tapping and your head nodding along. It’s hard to sit still when you hear that beat! Swing dancers often fly through the air and land nimbly on their feet. The word also calls to mind playgrounds, where swings in one form or another allow kids to fly high with legs madly pumping in the air. Swinging at the playground brings back many fond childhood memories, and may also raise some safety concerns.
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