Raspberry Ridge Golf Community

Key facts from Raspberry Ridge Golf Community's documents

Reflects the 1995 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

residential golf community (Recitals C: 'residential plat...compatib)

Legal name

Raspberry Ridge Golf Community

Units / lots

Multiple lots indicated; plat recorded in Volume 15 of Plats, pages 71-73. Specific lot numbers mentioned: Lots 8 and 37 for condominium use. (Recitals A; Article III, Par. 1: 'Lots 8)

Governing law

Title 24 of the Revised Code of Washington (non-profit corporation) (Article V, Par. 1: 'non-profit corporati)

Assessments & dues

Not a fixed amount; set each year by Board as 'specified number of dollars and cents per individual lot as specified on the filed plat'. (Article V, Par. 3: 'fix and assess the y)

Special assessments

Special one-time assessments may be billed immediately upon Board approval. (Article V, Par. 4: 'Special one time ass)

Collections & liens

Assessments constitute a personal obligation and lien; may be foreclosed like real property mortgage liens. First mortgage liens superior. (Article V, Par. 2: 'shall constitute a p)

Reserves & fees

Association may maintain surplus and carry forward balances; not obligated to spend all collected sums. (Article VI, Par. 2: 'may carry forward, )

Pets

Yes, domestic cats, dogs, inside birds permitted. (Article III, Par. 9: 'domestic cats, dog)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, but with restrictions. Landlords must provide covenant copy, attach addendum. Rental to more than one family prohibited; individual rooms not rented to more than two persons. No short-term rental specified but temporary house guests ≤1 (Article VIII, Par. 1 and 2)

Parking & vehicles

At least two standard vehicles in garage/carport plus driveway for two. Curbside parking allowed but not for boats, trailers, RVs, inoperative vehicles; limited to 24 consecutive hours. Vehicles not to appear abandoned (>1 week unmoved, fla (Article III, Par. 19)

Fences

Fences between lots and front/back: max 4 ft high. Perimeter fences may be taller but must be approved. All fences require committee approval. Fences bordering golf course require golf course owner input. Owner responsible for maintenance; (Article III, Par. 21)

Architectural approval

Yes, all improvements, changes, landscaping, tree removal, etc. must be approved in writing by Design Control Committee. (Article III, Par. 2 and 3)

Home business

Not specifically addressed; only stated that no noxious or offensive activities allowed. Home business not explicitly prohibited but likely restricted by residential character. (Article III, Par. 12: 'no noxious or off)

Signs & flags

Only small standard 'for sale' signs, street address signs, occupant name plates. Political signs allowed from filing to election day, must be kept maintained and removed after voting day. Other signs prohibited unless approved by Design Co (Article III, Par. 10)

Use restrictions

Yes, each lot used only for single family residential purposes, except Lots 8 and 37 for condominium use. Single one detached single family dwelling per lot. (Article III, Par. 1: 'each lot, tract or)

Voting & meetings

Members (lot owners) vote. For assessment increase: affirmative vote of at least 51% of voting members represented in person or by proxy. (Article V, Par. 8: 'affirmative vote of )

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