The Association’s Governing Documents are made up of legally binding documents that are filed at the County Office. They include:
- Declarations: The real property covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CCR’s) filed with the County Clerk. They provide structural and use restrictions and create community associations.
- Initial Use Restrictions and Rules: These rules flesh out the can’s and cant’s within the community.
- Bylaws: Bylaws outline the business practices of an HOA. It establishes who governs, how often, when, where and we meet and conduct business.
- Design Review Guidelines: These are like rules except they are weighted toward structural/aesthetic restrictions. Members who are interested in changing or adding something to their home or lot are to submit a request form. They are located on the website under FORMS.
- Supplemental Declarations and Amendments: From time to time the association finds a need to amend these CCR’s. A Supplemental Declaration or Amendment of the Declaration must be filed with the County Office.
- A Supplemental Amendment to the Bylaws does not need to be filed with the County Office.
The Association’s Governing Documents were put into place before the HOA was turned over to the homeowners and are under review by the Board of Directors who were elected at the transition meeting held on December 28, 2022.