Rockhurst Landing Homeowners Association Inc

What Rockhurst Landing Homeowners Association Inc's governing documents say

This is a final plat (subdivision map) for Rockhurst Landing, a 13-lot single-family residential subdivision in Johnston County, NC, spanning parts of Johnston and Wake counties. It is not a set of HOA rules; it records lot boundaries, setbacks, utility and road requirements, and floodplain information for prospective buyers and builders.

• What this document is: This is a recorded final plat (survey map) for a 13-lot subdivision, not a declaration of covenants or HOA rulebook. It shows lot lines, setbacks, and county approvals.
• Lot and property details: The subdivision has 13 lots averaging 0.87 acres, with a total of 11.32 acres in lots and 12.60 acres of open space. The land is zoned AR (Agricultural/Residential) and is partly in Johnston County (24.90 acres) and partly in Wake County (17.24 acres).
• Building setbacks: Minimum setbacks per Johnston County ordinance: front yard 20 feet, corner lot side yard 20 feet, side yard 5 feet, rear yard 5 feet. A zero lot line is allowed on one interior side if the opposite side setback is at least 10 feet.
• Utilities and sewage: All lots may require a sewage lift pump or low-pressure septic tank system. The plat includes a preliminary certification for water supply and sewage disposal, but final approval for each lot depends on a detailed lot evaluation.
• Flood risk: The land graphically appears to be in a FEMA-designated 100-year floodplain (Community Panel 37101C0160D), which may affect building and insurance requirements.
• Roads and improvements: Public roads and utilities are to be completed by specified dates, with a surety bond posted to guarantee completion. The homeowners association (or other entity) may be responsible for private roads, and the plat notes that land use permits are limited until road improvements are certified.
• What this document doesn't cover: This plat does not contain HOA rules, restrictions, fees, or governance details. It does not address leasing, pets, architectural review, or assessments. Those would be in a separate declaration of covenants or HOA bylaws.

Plain-language summary generated from the governing documents on file for this community. It may be incomplete and is not legal advice — read the full documents below or consult the official recorded versions.