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Thanks for your reply BUT It has been precedent in our building that we have a normal first come waiting list since the inception of the storage lockers. It is certainly fundamentally discriminatory to treat a category of residents differently - in this case. It is also against community spirit. No - I think your opinion is wrong. To add another screw, co-op House Rules do not apply to regulated renters.
Join the Conversation Comments (1)Original regulated/controlled tenants in a coop are NOT subject to coop house rules. They are only subject to what is in their lease. This is a fact Google it.
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House Rules would apply to renters as well, otherwise, and as JG indicates, there would be discrimination against owners by allowing renters a free for all and expecting owners to abide by house rules. That certainly would not support a "community spirit".
There was a rule versus "precedent" (an accepted pattern). That rule has been changed, which your governing board is allowed to do.
Regulated renters are governed for some items and to protect you from such items as repairs, rent increases, safety, security, habitability etc. But they do not exempt you from house rules.
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