Woodland Ridge Homeowners Association

What Woodland Ridge Homeowners Association's governing documents say

Woodland Ridge is a single-family residential subdivision governed by a Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) recorded in 2000. These rules apply to all lot owners and are meant to preserve the area's rural residential character. This document is the full rulebook for the community, covering land use, building standards, and property maintenance.

• Land use & subdivision: All tracts are for residential use only; no business, logging, or commercial excavation. Tracts of 10+ acres may be re-subdivided into lots of at least 5 acres, with only one homesite per 5 acres.
• Building & construction standards: Homes must have at least 1,000 sq ft of ground-floor living area. Construction must be completed within 9 months. Setbacks: 100 ft from front/rear property lines, 30 ft from side lines, and 100 ft from flowing streams unless approved. All structures must use new materials and be harmonious with the area.
• Mobile homes: Mobile homes must be new or excellent condition, not over 2 years old, with no metal roof or siding, and hitches/wheels removed. Skirting required within 30 days. Additions must match the home.
• Property maintenance & appearance: No junk, debris, or inoperable vehicles. Firewood must be neatly stacked; boats/trailers parked behind the dwelling. Homes must be landscaped within 30 days, kept in good repair, and garbage cans hidden. No clotheslines.
• Vehicles & parking: No parking or storage of campers, trailers, boats, or vehicles over 1/4 ton GVW except in an enclosed garage or near the residence. Major mechanical repairs must be done out of sight.
• Animals: Farm animals must be kept in the rear of the dwelling. No more than 4 dogs per dwelling, and they must be penned or leashed.
• Signs & other restrictions: Only one small owner-identification sign (max 1 sq ft) and one 'For Sale' sign allowed. No camping without Declarant consent. Utility easements of 30 ft on front of each tract.
• Enforcement & amendments: Violations can be enforced by the subdivider or owners through legal action, and the subdivider may enter and abate violations. Restrictions run for 99 years and can be amended by the Declarant.

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.