Heritage at Jefferson Protective and Homeowners Association

Key facts from Heritage at Jefferson Protective and Homeowners Association's documents

Community type

Homeowners Association with mandatory membership and assessments (References to 'Homeowners Association' a)

Legal name

Heritage at Jefferson Protective and Homeowners Association

Assessments & dues

Homeowners association fees are mandatory; the Association determines the amount (Provision 30: 'Homeowners association fe)

Pets

Dogs, cats, or other usual household pets are allowed in a reasonable number; pets must be kept under control and not cause disturbance or nuisance; pets may not be kept, bred, or maintained for commercial purposes (Provision 20)

Parking & vehicles

All vehicles, including boats, trailers of any kind, and motor coaches, must be parked within garages, driveways, or other paved parking area on a lot; parking in yards or on streets is prohibited (Provision 10)

Fences

All walls and fences must be approved by the ACC for materials, style, and location before construction; requests must be in writing; chain-link fences are forbidden; side elevation material must match front material; fences/walls/hedges/sh (Provisions 15 and 34; Exhibit B EXTERIOR)

Architectural approval

Builders and Homeowners must obtain written approval from the Developer or ACC for all house plans, site location, additions, outbuildings, exterior finish, exterior color, and roof color before commencement of structure or modification (Provision 19)

Signs & flags

A flagpole for display of the American flag is permitted, subject to ACC approval of placement and design; no flagpole may be used as an antenna (Exhibit B MAILBOXES, SIGNS ANTENNAS AND )

Setbacks / home size

Minimum setbacks: front yard 50 feet from curb unless otherwise approved by ACC; rear yard 40 feet from rear property line; interior side yard 15 feet from property line; corner lots 50 feet from any side or front street; building line meas (Exhibit B SIZE OF RESIDENCE/SETBACK CRIT)

Maintenance

Owners and occupants are responsible for preventing unclean, unhealthy, unsightly, or unkept conditions on their Lots; the Association assumes streetlight payment and common area maintenance after the Developer transition period (Provisions 29 and 36)

Use restrictions

Lots must be used for single-family residences only (Provision 1)

Voting & meetings

Each record owner of a fee interest in a Lot automatically becomes a member and is entitled to one equal vote per Lot; no owner, whether one or more persons, may have more than one membership per Lot (Provision 30)

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