Chimney Hill VI

Key facts from Chimney Hill VI's documents

Reflects the 1982 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

planned_unit_development (Recitals: 'preservation of the values an)

Legal name

Chimney Hill VI

Developer / declarant

ENERPRISES, an Oklahoma limited partnership

Governing law

Oklahoma law (Reference to State of Oklahoma throughou)

Assessments & dues

Maximum $96.00 per year per lot for each class (Class A, B, C) as of January 1982 (Article VII Section 3: 'the maximum annu)

Special assessments

Special assessments for capital improvements: requires assent of at least 2/3 of affected class of Members; maximum per year not to exceed amount of annual dues for that class; notice 30 days in advance (Article VII Section 5)

Collections & liens

Assessments are a charge on the land and a continuing lien; superior to homestead exemption; subordinate to first mortgage liens; may be enforced by foreclosure; personal obligation also attaches to owner at time of assessment; lien continu (Article VII Sections 1, 8, 9)

Reserves & fees

Not specifically mentioned; but interest, costs, and attorney fees for nonpayment are provided (Article VII Section 8: 'interest, costs )

Parking & vehicles

Same as parking: prohibited on streets and Common Areas unless screened and approved (Article XII)

Fences

Five types defined: Adjoining Fences, Common Area Fences, Association Fences, Public Fences; no fence over 6 feet in height; adjoining fences must be set back at least 2 feet from front building structure; no fence extending beyond front of (Article IX Section 5)

Architectural approval

Written approval of Declarant required for any structure, fence, or improvement; plans and specifications must be submitted (Article IX Section 1 and Article X Secti)

Setbacks / home size

Front setback: building limit line as shown on plat; side setback: at least 5 feet from side property line, except for cornices, spouting, chimneys may extend 2 feet closer; for one-and-one-half or two-story houses approved by Declarant, si (Article X (top of page 13-14))

Use restrictions

All lots are for single-family residential or multi-family residential purposes (Article III Section 2: 'neither a single)

Voting & meetings

Three classes: Class A (single-family lot owners, one vote per lot), Class B (Declarant, until 1985 or earlier), Class C (owners of multi-family lots, one vote per lot); class votes required for certain actions (Article VI Sections 1-3)

Amendments

First 21 years: amendment requires 9/10 of lot owners; thereafter, term renews automatically for 10-year periods, amendment procedure not explicit for later periods but likely 2/3 or as set by then-current rules (Article XX (page 17-18) and Article XIX )

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