Rb Yacht & Country Club Property Owners Assoc

Key facts from Rb Yacht & Country Club Property Owners Assoc's documents

Reflects the 2011 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Property Owners Association (HOA) (PAGE 1: 'Rehoboth Beach Yacht & Country )

Legal name

Rehoboth Beach Yacht & Country Club Property Owners Association, Inc.

Units / lots

276 (PAGE 2: '276 lots in that subdivision')

Assessments & dues

$200 per lot per annum, unless exceeded by majority approval (PAGE 16: 'shall not exceed $200.00 per a)

Special assessments

May levy a special assessment at uniform rate per lot, approved at annual or special meeting (PAGE 16: 'The Association may levy in an)

Collections & liens

Delinquent assessments and fines constitute a lien on the lot; Association can record list of delinquent owners; can foreclose; personal obligation remains; no waiver by non-use (PAGE 16-17: Article G 4A and 4B)

Reserves & fees

$25 after 30 days delinquent; additional $10 each 30 days up to $55 per month; then continues at $55 per month; additional $350 for lien establishment (PAGE 16-17: 'After having been deemed de)

Pets

Domestic cats and dogs and traditional household pets allowed; maximum 4 mature pets per lot; dogs must be leashed and supervised; waste removal required (PAGE 6: Article B(4))

Parking & vehicles

Prohibited from parking on lot or common area without permission; commercial vehicle defined as exceeding 3/4 ton capacity as classified by State of Delaware (PAGE 6: Article B(5) 'commercial vehicle)

Home business

Prohibited - no form of business may be maintained or kept on lots (PAGE 5: Article B(1) 'nor shall any form)

Signs & flags

Sale signs must be 18x12, brown background white lettering, 'SALE' at top, 'RBYCC' at bottom, green insert; removed after settlement; other signs require permission; Board may set additional requirements (PAGE 7: Article B(8) and B(9))

Use restrictions

All lots used for private residential purposes only; single family dwellings (PAGE 3: Article A(1) 'All of the Lots...)

Voting & meetings

Each lot entitled to one vote for assessments over $200; majority vote needed for amendments; objection by owners of more than one-half in number (PAGE 16-17: Article G section 2, Article)

Extracted from the recorded governing documents and cited to them; may be incomplete and is not legal advice — verify against the official documents below.