Weatherstone Homeowners Association, Inc

Key facts from Weatherstone Homeowners Association, Inc's documents

Reflects the 1996 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Single-family residential subdivision (1994 Sec. 1; 1996 Art. VI Sec. 2)

Assessments & dues

Not fixed; set annually by Board via budget. Delivered to members at least 30 days before end of fiscal year. (1996 Art. IV Sec.3)

Special assessments

Board may impose special assessments up to $300 per lot per fiscal year without vote. Above $300 requires majority approval. (1996 Art. IV Sec.4)

Collections & liens

Unpaid assessments become a continuing lien on the lot; Association may foreclose after 60 days delinquency. Personal obligation also exists. (1996 Art. IV Sec.2, Sec.5, Sec.6)

Reserves & fees

Budget may include a capital contribution or reserve; not mandatory. (1996 Art. IV Sec.3)

Pets

Yes, dogs, cats, or other usual and common household pets in reasonable number as determined by Board. (1996 Art. VI Sec.8; 1994 Sec.7)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, for residential purposes. Leasing is not considered a business activity. (1996 Art. VI Sec.6, Sec.2)

Parking & vehicles

Prohibited (vehicles shall not be parked on any street within the Community). (1996 Art. VI Sec.5)

Architectural approval

Yes, for all exterior construction, alteration, addition, erection. Plans must be submitted to Architectural Control Committee (ACC). Also applies to fences, outbuildings, landscaping changes (ACC may adopt design guidelines). (1994 Sec.3,4; 1996 Art. VI Sec.3)

Home business

Business activity allowed if not visible from streets or neighboring property, does not violate Declaration, does not create disturbance or increase traffic/parking. Leasing a lot is not a business. (1996 Art. VI Sec.2)

Signs & flags

Exterior sculpture, fountains, flags require ACC approval. However, display of flags for generally recognized holidays is permitted from 1 week prior to 1 week after the holiday. (1996 Art. VI Sec.22)

Setbacks / home size

Buildings must be set back per building lines on plat; no nearer than 10 feet to any side lot line. Eaves, steps, open porches not part of building for setback measurement. (1994 Sec.9)

Use restrictions

All lots shall be used for single-family residential purposes only. (1994 Sec.1; 1996 Art. VI Sec.2)

Voting & meetings

One vote per lot. When multiple owners, they must determine how to cast the single vote; if not agreed, vote is suspended. (1996 Art. III Sec.1, Sec.2)

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