>>212809060For housing co-op, you own the right to live in the apartment. For our HOAs, you own the apartment itself, the HOA owns the common areas, structure and interior, but you own individually the actual unit.
As far as people in detached house subdivisions getting fined for their lawn being too long, that's HOAs taking the power that otherwise would be given to municipalities. Some get ran by busy bodies and they become extreme. .
>whatever agreement that be like can only be about the actual water line nothing else.The water line (and other infrastructure such as streets) are the reason cities require it.
>the city or county owns that. Cities and counties in USA don't want to own the streets of new subdivisions because they are well aware that they will not be receiving enough property taxes to make up for the expense.