A wheelchair-bound frum Jackson, NJ, resident has filed a lawsuit against his Homeowner’s Association after the HOA refused his requests for them to accommodate his disabilities and religious rights. Rabbi Phillip Lefkowitz moved from Chicago to the Westlake adult community in Jackson in order to be near his daughter, who lived a short distance away. Soon after he moved in, a gate near his home that gave him easy access to his daughter’s home and a nearby minyan was locked and a “No Trespassing” sign was put up, forcing Rabbi Lefkowitz to make a nearly mile-and-a-half excursion each time he wanted to go to his daughter or to a minyan. Read the article…………………….
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