Eagle Crest

Key facts from Eagle Crest's documents

Reflects the 2009 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Covenant / Planned Community

Legal name

Eagle Crest Homeowners' Association, Inc.

Units / lots

27 lots in Eagle Crest Section I (overall community lot count not specified) (Page 1: 'the twenty-seven (27) lots in t)

Assessments & dues

Homeowners Association fee $100 per year plus Eagle Crest Maintenance Service charge $150 per year (total $250 per year); developer excluded (Page 2-3: 'ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($100.00))

Special assessments

May be voted by the Association for street maintenance if needed (Article 21 (page 12): 'special assessmen)

Collections & liens

HOA can record lien on real or personal property for unpaid assessments; also for costs of removing structures or maintaining lots after violation notice and 30-day cure period (Page 3: 'record a lien on the real or pe)

Pets

Yes, but limited to domesticated cats and dogs (and horses as livestock); no other animals or fowl allowed (Article 11 (page 7): 'the keeping of ani)

Parking & vehicles

One boat, recreational vehicle, trailer, or aircraft in outside storage allowed per lot (two if own two lots); must be behind front property line set-back; short term parking for guests up to 15 days per occurrence, max 45 days per year, no (Article 11 (page 7): 'Property owners ar)

Use restrictions

Not exclusively; community is described as 'farm type aviation community' with agricultural and aviation activities; future commercial/high density areas may be allowed by alternate covenants (Article 1 (page 2): 'except as provided )

Voting & meetings

Each owner has one vote per unimproved lot and two votes per improved lot; developer has votes per lot owned; majority vote to amend covenants; 51% vote to overrule ARC; 80% vote to change runway/aviation provisions (Article 16 (page 8): 'each owner having )

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