Commodore West

Key facts from Commodore West's documents

Reflects the 2013 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Covenant / Planned Community

Legal name

Commodore West Division #2 Homeowners' Association

Developer / declarant

Commodore West Division #2 Homeowners’ Association (Page 19: 'DECLARANT: Commodore West Divi)

Collections & liens

Assessments provided for in the Declaration constitute a lien on the respective Lots and an obligation of the Owner thereof. (Page 17: 'shall constitute a lien on the)

Pets

Common house pets are allowed; no other animals are permitted. (Page 8, Section 3(A)(7): 'No Owner may k)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, a Lot must be used as a single residence with a person renting part of that residence, and/or with a family member/relative/friend, subject to requirements: rental must be for residential use; Owner must notify Board in advance; tenant (Page 5, Section 2(B))

Parking & vehicles

Prohibited to park a truck, camper, motor home, boat, boat trailer, utility trailer, or any part thereof, outside on the Owner's garage and visible from off-site on a continuing basis if it impairs appearance or causes annoyance/nuisance. D (Page 8, Section 3(A)(9))

Architectural approval

Prior ACC approval is required for certain actions listed in Article V Section 3, including building extensions, new residences, certain alterations, and any alteration that is not expressly authorized without approval. Owners may also volu (Pages 7-10, Article V Section 3 and Sect)

Home business

Discrete in-home business activities are allowed without prior ACC approval if they comply with federal and local laws, create no material additional traffic, involve no signs or advertising, are not apparent from outside, do not involve re (Page 5, Section 2(A))

Setbacks / home size

The definition of 'Secondary Structure' includes structures with a height in excess of 5 feet. Such structures require prior ACC approval if they meet the definition of Building Extension. (Page 6: 'height in excess of 5 feet' in )

Maintenance

Owner may re-roof the residence without prior ACC approval, but if result is not harmonious, may be subject to complaint. (Page 5, Section 2(D): 're-roof the Owner)

Use restrictions

Nothing shall be done or maintained on any Lot which is or becomes a material annoyance or nuisance to the neighborhood. (Page 9, Section 3(A)(13))

Voting & meetings

Appeal of an ACC determination may require a vote of at least 60% of the Association members to reverse the ACC's decision. (Page 14: 'vote of at least 60% of the As)

Amendments

This amendment was adopted pursuant to the amendment provisions of the 1996 Declaration and the powers of the Association. The document states that the Association as Declarant executes the amendment. Additionally, an appeal of an ACC deter (Page 3 and Page 14)

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