Preserve at Clear Creek Homes Association

Key facts from Preserve at Clear Creek Homes Association's documents

Reflects the 2004 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Homes Association (Section 1, definition of 'Association' a)

Legal name

Preserve at Clear Creek Homes Association

Units / lots

66 (Lots 1 through 66 inclusive) plus Tracts A, B, C, D (Exhibit 'A')

Developer / declarant

Heritage Development of Kansas, Inc.

Assessments & dues

Proposed $50 per home per year increase for 2022; 2023 budget shows total assessments $106,050 (DOC 12372: 2022 budget proposed $50 incr)

Reserves & fees

Operating budget includes Reserve Fund Transfer; 2022: $5,473 reserve transfer; 2023: $8,415 transfer; reserve expenses include tree replacement and pool liner (DOC 12372 pages 2, 4, 10)

Pets

Yes, dogs, cats, other common household pets (Section M)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, but no residence or lot may be leased or rented for less than 6 months (Section BB)

Parking & vehicles

No such vehicles allowed to be parked or left on any lot or at the curb (Section N: 'parked or left on any lot or)

Architectural approval

Yes, Architectural Control Committee (ACC) must approve all building, structure, appurtenance, or improvement, including fences, decks, swimming pools, basketball goals, playground structures, etc. (Multiple sections: 2 introductory paragr)

Solar & roof

No solar panels or solar collectors on exterior of any residence or lot. Discussed in 2021 meeting for possible amendment, but not yet changed. (Section Y; DOC 12372 page 3 indicates di)

Signs & flags

Flagpoles not attached to dwelling prohibited (Section P) (Section P: no exterior clotheslines or p)

Setbacks / home size

No building nearer than 25 feet to street lot line or city ordinance whichever more restrictive; no building nearer than 5 feet to interior lot line or city ordinance (Section 2C and 2D)

Use restrictions

No noxious or offensive trade or activity; nothing that may be annoyance or nuisance to neighborhood (Section R)

Voting & meetings

Owners of fee title to majority of lots can amend restrictions by resolution at special meeting upon mailed notice; 75% vote required for amendment at any time with Developer written approval (Section 2: majority for renewal/amendmen)

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