Condo association in Charlotte’s “Pink Building” barred from removing reserved parking signs (access required)

A dispute over parking in The Arlington—the pink, 24-story condo building in Charlotte’s South End neighborhood—has resulted in a temporary restraining order being issued against the association representing property owners in the building. Following an April 7 hearing, Mecklenburg County Superior Court Judge Gregory Hayes agreed to bar the Arlington Condominium Owners Association from removing signs ...

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Condo association in Charlotte’s “Pink Building” barred from removing reserved parking signs

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