Wessex Homeowners Association

What Wessex Homeowners Association's governing documents say

This is a recorded notice of violation of restrictive covenants for a specific lot in Wessex Subdivision, a single-family HOA in Cary, NC. It is not a full rulebook but a legal notice to the current owners and future purchasers that the property is in violation of HOA rules regarding landscaping, maintenance, and storage of trade materials. The association is pursuing legal action and any buyer takes title subject to these violations.

• What this document is: A recorded notice of violation and entitlement to action, not a full set of HOA rules. It applies to Lot 199, Phase II, Wessex Subdivision (109 Willesden Drive).
• Violations cited: The lot owners failed to submit and implement a landscaping plan, failed to maintain the lot to create a pleasing appearance, and parked or stored trade materials on the lot.
• Enforcement & legal action: The HOA has filed a lawsuit against the developer (211, Inc.) and intends to add the current owners as defendants. The association has the right to enforce the covenants and seek damages.
• Impact on buyers: Any subsequent purchaser takes title subject to the stated violations, meaning the new owner could inherit the enforcement action and be responsible for curing the violations.
• What this document doesn't cover: This notice does not contain the full HOA rules, fees, pet policies, leasing restrictions, or other typical covenants. It only addresses the specific violations on this lot.

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.