Cedar Highlands Homeowners Association, Inc.

Key facts from Cedar Highlands Homeowners Association, Inc.'s documents

Community type

HOA (Article I, Section 1(b); throughout)

Legal name

Cedar Highlands Homeowners Association, Inc. (Article I, Section 1(b))

Units / lots

Not explicitly stated; Exhibit A lists multiple blocks and lots, total unknown from text (Exhibit A)

Developer / declarant

Cedar Highlands Development Corp., Inc. (historical, no longer in control) (Article I, Section 1(g))

Governing law

Utah Community Association Act, Utah Code §57-8a-101 et seq.; Utah Revised Nonprofit Corporation Act, Utah Code §16-6a-101 et seq. (Preamble/Recitals, p.3)

Assessments & dues

Set by Board; notice provided annually; actual amount may equal prior year if Board does not set (Article V, Section 3(c))

Special assessments

Board may levy for court order, safety threat, taxes, etc.; other special projects require >50% Member approval (Article V, Section 4)

Collections & liens

Association has lien for assessments; may foreclose judicially or non-judicially; lien subordinate to first mortgage; Association deemed beneficiary under trust deed for foreclosure purposes (Article V, Sections 8 and 9)

Pets

Yes, subject to Iron County ordinances regarding domestic animal limitations (Article VIII, Section 6)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, both long-term (30+ consecutive days) and short-term (<30 consecutive days) are permitted (Article VIII, Section 8(a))

Fences

Fences require a permit under Iron County ordinances and ARC approval (Article VI, Section 1)

Architectural approval

For any building, excavation, improvement, structure, or fence that requires a permit from Iron County; plans must be submitted to Architectural Review Committee (ARC) after obtaining Iron County permit (Article VI, Section 1)

Home business

Not explicitly addressed; must comply with Iron County ordinances (Article VIII, Section 1)

Setbacks / home size

Buildings must be located in accordance with Iron County ordinances (Article VIII, Section 3)

Use restrictions

Lots used in accordance with Iron County ordinances; not explicitly limited to residential but implied by context and ordinance compliance (Article VIII, Section 1)

Voting & meetings

One vote per Lot; co-owners share one vote; voting may be in person or by proxy (Article IV, Section 2)

Amendments

Requires written approval, consent, or vote of two-thirds (2/3) of all Members; must be recorded with Iron County, Utah (Article VII, Section 2)

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