This law firm represents the church of Jesus Christ of latter day saints. This letter is in response to your letter to stake president, so and so, in which you express concerns about fliers being attached on your door and in common areas of the condominium complex where you live.
The church does not solicit. Posting notices on your door and in common areas of the complex is not a solicitation and does not violate any law, including the Americans with disability act.
Nevertheless, the church will do its best to honor your wishes by not leaving further notice on and at your door. Of course, in a church run by well meaning volunteers, we cannot guarantee that an occasional flyer Or invitation will never be left at your door. If this occurs, please inform the Bishop and he will remind ward members not to leave notices at your door.
Concerning the common areas of the complex, our understanding is that those areas are controlled by the carriage homeowners association. Your current your concerns should be made known directly to the HOA so they can deal with it as they see fit.
Hopefully this resolved the matter.
Hopefully this resolves the matter.
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We Have a no solicitation sign posted at the front and only entrance to our complex. Our HOA refuses individual residents from posting any signs under any circumstances.