Hunters Ridge Subd

Key facts from Hunters Ridge Subd's documents

Reflects the 2008 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Single-family residential subdivision (Hunter's Ridge Subdivision, Harrison County, MS) (Title page: 'Hunters Ridge Subd (Lyman, )

Units / lots

1 (Lot 22 only) - This document applies to a single lot. (Exhibit A: 'LOT 22, HUNTER'S RIDGE SUBDI)

Developer / declarant

Countryside Lands, Inc.

Governing law

HUD Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program administered by Mississippi Development Authority (MDA) (Recitals: 'grant from the United States )

Pets

Household pets (cats/dogs) permitted, provided they do not become a nuisance. No livestock. Not more than two (2) yard animals per lot. (Paragraph 6: 'There shall not be any liv)

Parking & vehicles

Prohibited. 'No inoperable vehicles, kitchen appliances, equipment, junk material of any kind may be kept, stored, or [maintained] on the premises, either permanently or temporarily.' (Paragraph 2)

Fences

No fence shall be built except that recognized fencing material such as chain link; no field wire fence bottom and barbed wire top; posts shall be either steel or pressure-coated creosote standard fence post size. (Paragraph 4)

Setbacks / home size

House or mobile home: at least 75 feet from front property line and 20 feet from each side property line. (Paragraph 8: 'The house or mobile home c)

Insurance

Flood insurance: lesser of 100% of full insurable value or maximum under National Flood Insurance Program; Casualty insurance: full insurable value (as determined by property insurer). Only required for principal residential or commercial s (Paragraph 2 (Covenant as to Insurance) a)

Use restrictions

Each lot used for only one single-family residential dwelling (house or mobile home). (Paragraph 9: 'Each lot in this Subdivisi)

Voting & meetings

Amendment of covenants after initial term requires instrument signed by majority of then owners of lots. (Paragraph 12: 'unless an instrument sign)

Amendments

Covenants may be released in whole or in part by Mississippi Development Authority (or successor or designee of Governor) if in its judgment the covenant no longer serves its intended purpose or if in best interest of public. (Paragraph 7: 'Release')

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