SteveH2210
Regular Member
Hi All,
I live in a convenant controlled condo complex in Thornton, which is what brings up these questions.
If the convenants happened to contain a clause stating that open carry is prohibited, would that be valid grounds for a trespassing charge if I OCed in the complex? Would such a clause even be legally binding? To the best of my knowledge, there is currently no such clause in my HOAs covenants.
The complex is private property. However, It is my understanding that any common ground within the complex is co-owned by all of the members of the HOA, obvisiously including myself.
So to take it one step further, let's say I am OCing outside of my unit in the "common ground." A fellow "common ground owner" tells me that he doesn't like my carrying a gun and wants me to leave. Could this be considered trespassing if I don't comply?
My gut feeling is that the answer is no to all 3 questions, but I may be missing something.
I welcome your comments and thoughts on this issue.
I live in a convenant controlled condo complex in Thornton, which is what brings up these questions.
If the convenants happened to contain a clause stating that open carry is prohibited, would that be valid grounds for a trespassing charge if I OCed in the complex? Would such a clause even be legally binding? To the best of my knowledge, there is currently no such clause in my HOAs covenants.
The complex is private property. However, It is my understanding that any common ground within the complex is co-owned by all of the members of the HOA, obvisiously including myself.
So to take it one step further, let's say I am OCing outside of my unit in the "common ground." A fellow "common ground owner" tells me that he doesn't like my carrying a gun and wants me to leave. Could this be considered trespassing if I don't comply?
My gut feeling is that the answer is no to all 3 questions, but I may be missing something.
I welcome your comments and thoughts on this issue.