I think your motivation is ambitiously noble but the fact of the matter is HE CAN FLY A FLAG ATTACHED TO HIS HOME and THEY WILL FLY ONE AT THE ENTRANCE OF COMMUNITY.
I live in an HOA and I can tell you having everyone do whatever they want is not why I moved here.
If he can erect a 30 foot flag pole then anyone whose origins are from other countries can also erect a flag pole and fly their colors.
Then next thing you know the community looks like United Nations Plaza and I sure in the hell don’t want that.
Then the next schmo who wants to put a fountain in his front yard will do it and the next guy who wants to up decorations to celebrate Dia De Los Muertos will be able to as well.
Pretty soon there neighborhood doesn’t look like it did when you moved in and becomes undesirable.
At that point the HOA no longer serves a purpose since cannot enforce community standards.
They guy has a choice and the HOA even took a step further but he want his absolute and perfect way.
No one is stopping him from flying a flag. He just can’t do it on a 30 foot pole.
Actually, the state law says he can fly a flag on a pole.
The HOA is in violation of state law in this case, which makes it different from most resident vs HOA cases.
Actually, the state law says he can fly a flag on a pole.
The HOA is in violation of state law in this case, which makes it different from many resident vs HOA cases.