Belle Ayre Town Home

Key facts from Belle Ayre Town Home's documents

Reflects the 2010 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Covenant / Planned Community

Legal name

Belle Ayre Town Home

Developer / declarant

Robino Belle Ayre, LLC

Assessments & dues

Initial annual assessment established by Declarant; from and after January 1 of the following year, Board of Directors determines annual assessment amount. (Article IV Section 6(a) and (b), p.17)

Special assessments

Allowed for unforeseen or emergency expenses; not limited in amount. (Article IV Section 7, p.17)

Collections & liens

Annual, special and capital improvement assessments, together with interest, costs and attorney's fees, are a continuing lien on the Lot until paid, and also the personal obligation of the Owner at time assessment levied. Association may br (Article IV Sections 3 and 12, p.16,18)

Reserves & fees

Annual assessments may include reserves for replacement and repair of Common Areas, including repair and plowing of streets, capital improvements or other maintenance obligations. (Article IV Section 4, p.16-17)

Pets

Yes, dogs, cats and other common domesticated household pets, not to exceed two in number (e.g., two dogs, two cats, one dog and one cat). No commercial purpose. No kennel or building to enclose them. (Article I Section 3(a) and (b), p.2-3)

Parking & vehicles

Non-commercial pickup trucks allowed if GVW ≤1,500 lbs.; non-commercial vans allowed if enclosed, GVW ≤10,000 lbs., height ≤7 feet. (Article I Section 9(b), p.7)

Architectural approval

Yes, prior written approval of Declarant (or appointed Architectural Review Committee) required for any building, addition, shed, fence, wall, retaining wall, pond, post, cover, swimming pool, or other construction, and for any exterior add (Article I Section 5(a), p.3-4)

Home business

No trade or business; home occupations as defined by applicable zoning ordinance are permitted if they comply with such ordinance. (Article I Section 4, p.3)

Signs & flags

No sign displayed to public view from any Lot or Common Areas until Declarant completes construction; exceptions: (1) post office street number sign not exceeding one square foot; (2) temporary signs not more than three square feet advertis (Article I Section 15, p.8-9)

Use restrictions

Each Lot shall be used solely for private residential purposes, with one single-family attached dwelling per Lot. (Article I Section 1, p.2)

Voting & meetings

Two classes: Class A (each lot one vote, exercised as owners determine, no more than one vote per lot); Class B (Declarant, three votes for each lot owned). Class B ceases when 100% of lots deeded to non-Declarant owners or 10 years after r (Article IV Section 2, p.16)

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