Posted by tree-farmer on September 25, 2015 at 19:06:13 from (50.76.45.109):
In Reply to: Outside Cloths Line posted by 37Chief on September 25, 2015 at 13:27:13:
File this under "Don't believe everything you read" or "Read the article more carefully."
It's actually Homeowners Associations, condos/mobile home parks, etc, in some places, that ban clotheslines. Otherwise, clotheslines are already legal in California.
The new law will prohibit these associations from banning clotheslines: http://time.com/money/4048660/clothesline-ban-california-green/
Another article says that California already had a "right-to-dry" law: Nationwide in the United States, more than a quarter million homeowner associations govern upwards of 60 million people. Alexander Lee, a champion of the right-to-dry movement, estimates that “more than half of them (HOAs) restrict or ban the clothesline.” If he is right, tens of millions of Americans are subject to either full or partial clothesline bans. Some 19 states, including populous ones such as California, Florida, and Texas, have right-to-dry laws. These facts combined suggest that millions of Americans live under illegal clothesline bans.
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