Our Neighborhood Covenants
2003 Covenants
2005 "First Addition" Covenants
2005 "First Addition" Covenants
If you live in the highlighted area above, you can find your restrictions here:
2005 "First Addition" Covenants
2005 "First Addition" Covenants
2005 "First Addition" Covenants
If you live in the highlighted area above, you can find your restrictions here:
Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, and Restrictions…what’s the difference?
Those are three separate documents with three separate purposes. Here is their hierarchy and purpose:
1. Restrictions (aka Covenants): What binds homeowners to certain requirements pertaining to their property’s use, design, and upkeep.
2. Articles of Incorporation: Found a legal entity and state its purpose and structure. These are not covenants and do not apply to the homeowners' property. They only apply to the incorporation. In our case, this incorporation is the HOA and it’s members.
3. By-Laws: These are rules and regulations that bind the incorporation. They give the incorporation authority as well as limit its authority. They do not apply to homeowners property, just to the incorporation itself. In our case, these By-Laws apply to the incorporation which is the HOA and its members.
So, unless you‘re an HOA board member, or attending HOA meetings, the legal document you likely are interested in are the “Restrictions” that run with your property’s land.
