Heathermor All

Key facts from Heathermor All's documents

Reflects the 2003 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Single Family Residential Development (Article 1.01: Each lot... shall be used )

Units / lots

111 (Section One: lots 1-44; Section Two: lot)

Developer / declarant

HEATHERMOR LLC

Assessments & dues

Up to $300.00 per lot per year, adjusted by Consumer Price Index (CPI) from December 2002 base (Article 3.04: an amount up to Three Hund)

Collections & liens

Association may file Notice of Lien if assessment unpaid for more than 60 days; lien valid for 5 years; includes costs, attorney's fees; subordinate to prior mortgages (Article 3.05)

Reserves & fees

$10 per month if assessment remains delinquent (Article 3.05: a late fee of ten dollars )

Pets

Yes, dogs, cats, usual household pets; no commercial breeding; no animals running loose; HOA may regulate (Article 1.18)

Leasing & rentals

Not prohibited; but no business activities. No explicit leasing restrictions. (Only restriction: no business activities)

Parking & vehicles

Considered 'stored' if inoperable, on blocks, or covered for 7 consecutive days; must be in garage (Article 1.13)

Architectural approval

Yes, written consent of Architectural Control Committee required for all structures and improvements (Article 1.02: No residence, building, sh)

Signs & flags

One sign of no more than 5 sq ft for property for sale; Developer signs; signs approved by ARC (Article 1.19)

Setbacks / home size

Minimum front setback per recorded plat; setback areas for lawn purposes only (Article 1.09: No building shall be locat)

Maintenance

Association responsible for maintenance of common areas, open spaces, public right-of-ways, landscape easements; owner responsible for their lot and easement portions (Article 3.03 lists Association maintenan)

Use restrictions

True; each lot for single-family residential purposes only; Developer/builders may use for construction/sales (Article 1.01)

Voting & meetings

Building Lot owners vote; majority required for amendments after turnover and for assessment increases exceeding CPI-adjusted limit (Article 5.06: amendment by majority vote)

Amendments

During Developer control, Developer may amend unilaterally for specific purposes without owner approval, but cannot materially increase owner obligations without consent. After turnover, majority vote of lot owners, no material increase wit (Articles 5.05, 5.06; first paragraph (du)

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