Eagle View Village Homeowners Association

Key facts from Eagle View Village Homeowners Association's documents

Reflects the 2018 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

HOA (Article I, Definition A; Article II)

Legal name

Eagle View Village Homeowners' Association, Inc. (Article I, Definition A)

Assessments & dues

Board fixes amount at least 30 days in advance; uniform rate for all lots. (Article III, F and G.1)

Special assessments

Allowed for capital improvements; requires member vote (quorum) or if Association not organized Developer can act. (Article III, D and E)

Collections & liens

Assessment is a lien on the lot. Association may foreclose via deed of trust to Trustee (J.D. Kious). Foreclosure requires 20 days notice by three publications, sale at east door of courthouse. Association may bid. (Article III, A.2 and H and I (Deed of Tr)

Reserves & fees

$200.00 per lot, modifiable by Board. (Article III, C)

Pets

Yes, three (3) dogs, domestic cats, or other household domestic pets per lot. (Article VII, 4)

Leasing & rentals

Not explicitly prohibited; however 'for rent' signs are strictly prohibited, which may imply leasing allowed but no signage. (Article VII, 6)

Parking & vehicles

Prolonged parking (over 72 hours) prohibited on streets (implied for all types). (Article VII, 22)

Fences

Ornamental black aluminum or wrought-iron fences, or PVC privacy fences, 42-60 inches in height. No chain link, no dog pens. Not between front setback line and street on non-corner lots; on corner lots, no fence within 10 feet of street cur (Article VII, 19)

Architectural approval

Yes, prior written approval of Architectural Committee (or Board before committee formed) for any construction, reconstruction, remodeling, alteration, or addition. (Article IV, A.1)

Signs & flags

Non-illuminated, not more than 4 sq ft (for-sale signs up to 6 sq ft). For-rent signs strictly prohibited. (Article VII, 6)

Setbacks / home size

Setback line as shown on recorded plat; main structure must not violate setback. Unclosed porches, bay windows, steps, terraces may extend across setback if main structure still complies. (Article VII, 18)

Maintenance

Not explicitly separated; likely owner responsibility as part of exterior maintenance.

Insurance

Association shall keep all insurable improvements on Common Area insured for full replacement cost against fire and other hazards; also general liability insurance. (Article V, A)

Use restrictions

Yes. No lot may be used for any purpose except construction and maintenance of a residential building for not more than one family. (Article VII, 1)

Amendments

Initial term 30 years, automatically renewed for successive 10-year periods. Amendment requires instrument signed by not less than 51% of Lot Owners. Developer has sole authority to amend during 10 years after recording or until all lots de (Article IX, C)

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