Oakmere Farm Subdivision HOA

Key facts from Oakmere Farm Subdivision HOA's documents

Reflects the 2022 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Homeowners Association (HOA) - Single-Family Subdivision (Article III: Oakmere Farm Homeowners Com)

Legal name

Oakmere Farm Subdivision HOA

Developer / declarant

JS Development LLC

Governing law

Wisconsin Statutes (including Chapter 236 and Section 66.0627) (Article II Section 2.24 (66.0627); Plat )

Special assessments

Village may impose special assessments for maintenance of common areas, stormwater ponds, fire hydrant, and enforcement; lot owners waive notice and hearing. (Article II Section 2.24 and Article IV, )

Collections & liens

Unpaid special charges become a lien on the lot and may be extended on tax rolls as delinquent tax. (Article II Section 2.24, Page 8; Article)

Architectural approval

All structures and improvements require written approval of the Committee before construction or alteration; plans must include specifications, landscaping, plot plan, grading. (Article II, Section 2.3, Page 3)

Signs & flags

One professional sign not more than 2 square feet, or one sale/rent sign not more than 5 square feet; also a construction/sales period sign. (Article II, Section 2.12, Page 6)

Setbacks / home size

No building or improvement nearer than 75 feet to street right-of-way, 25 feet to rear lot line, 25 feet to side lot line. Driveway no nearer than 3 feet to side lot line. (Article II, Section 2.7, Page 4)

Use restrictions

Each building site may have only one single-family dwelling and a private garage; accessory buildings allowed if conforming to Village ordinances. (Article II, Section 2.2, Page 3)

Voting & meetings

Each Building Site is entitled to one vote (Article III, Page 9)

Amendments

During first 3 years or until all lots sold (whichever first): amendment by Developer and owners of 2/3 of Lots. Thereafter until 25 years: by owners of 2/3 of Lots. After 25 years: automatically extended for 10-year periods unless majority (Article V, Section 5.1, Page 11)

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