In Bolton, Massachusetts, a condo resident owned a truck with commercial license plates and, when it wasn’t in use, he wanted to park it on the property. The previous board gave him approval to do so, but when it came time to produce proof of this decision to the new board, the resident couldn’t produce copies of the meeting minutes.  Read more……

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