Hartman Homestead

Key facts from Hartman Homestead's documents

Reflects the 2013 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

rural residential lots (Covenant 1 (2013) states: 'All lots desc)

Units / lots

8 lots (in 2013 amendment listing) (2013 amendment: list of lot owners for L)

Developer / declarant

Ella Larsen

Assessments & dues

$250.00 per year per lot owner for road maintenance and irrigation district assessments (Covenant 2 (2013): 'Each lot owner shall)

Pets

Dogs and other pets are allowed but must be confined to owner's own property (Covenant 6 (2013): 'all dogs and other p)

Parking & vehicles

Vehicles not in running condition or in disrepair not allowed parked on road or property for more than 7 days without permission (Covenant 10 (2013))

Fences

Fences facing public road must be pole/plank, chain link, or barbed wire; other materials need 75% consent. Livestock fencing: neat appearance, solid, good repair. Stallion fencing: minimum 5 ft height, not shared with neighbor's property. (Covenant 1 (2013): fence materials; Cove)

Architectural approval

Original required approval by Architectural Control Committee; but amendments replaced this with approvals by other lot owners for certain matters. No general building approval in current covenants; specific approvals required for: fence ma (Covenant 1 (2013): 'Fences to be constru)

Home business

Not allowed unless by unanimous written approval of other lot owners (Covenant 8 (2013): 'expressly provided t)

Setbacks / home size

Front: 40 ft, side: 10 ft, rear: 20 ft from boundary lines. Buildings constructed prior to January 1, 2005 exempt. Eves, steps, open porches not counted as part of building. (Covenant 4 (2013))

Maintenance

Road maintenance shared pro rata among lot owners until county assumes; irrigation district assessments paid by lot owners. (Covenant 12 (2013): 'each landowner...sh)

Use restrictions

Lots shall be used as rural residential. No building for business or commercial activity without unanimous written approval of other lot owners. (Covenant 1 (2013): 'rural residential lo)

Voting & meetings

Amendments require 75% of record owners; assessments increase by majority of lot owners; election of two individuals to access funds by majority (Covenant 14 (2013): 'amended at any time)

Amendments

Covenants run for 25 years from recording, then auto-renew for 10-year periods unless majority of then owners record change. At any time, may be amended by writing approved by at least 75% of record owners of each lot. (Covenant 14 (2013))

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