A. No. Only the owner of a property can evict the tenant. If the tenant is violating rules of the Association, the board of directors should take action against the member. This can be in the form of a nuisance lawsuit or fines.Some associations have included language in their CC&Rs allowing the association to evict tenants.I believe this is a dangerous approach.. No. Only the owner of a property can evict the tenant. If the tenant is violating rules of the Association, the board of directors should take action against the member. This can be in the form of a nuisance lawsuit or fines.
The sediment a landslide deposits is known as its talus. The five agents of erosion are wind, water, glaciers, waves and gravity. As you learned earlier, gravity is the underlying agent of all types of mass movement. Without the force of gravity to pull sediment down an incline, a landslide would not occur.
The following two video clips (part I and part II) demonstrate different types of wind erosion and the relationship of soil texture to the types of wind erosion. Part I. This video clip explains the three types of wind erosion, (saltation, surface creep, and suspension). Video Clip by Dr. John Tatarko, USDA. This video clip explains the relationship of soil texture to type of wind erosion (saltation, surface creep or suspension).