Meadow Creek (IN)

Key facts from Meadow Creek (IN)'s documents

Community type

Subdivision

Units / lots

42 lots numbered 41 through 82 inclusive (Survey certification 'THIS SUBDIVISION C)

Developer / declarant

Melody Communities, Inc., an Indiana corporation (Signature block 'MELODY COMMUNITIES, INC)

Assessments & dues

After assignment to a non-profit association, assessments may not exceed $30.00 per lot owner per year (Article 3.08, 'levy, assess and collect )

Special assessments

Retention pond liability insurance and maintenance costs assessed to lot owners on the retention pond through the HOA; Developer shares costs pro-rata until development turnover (Article 2.11, 'only these homeowners ...)

Collections & liens

Assessed amounts become a lien on each lot; if unpaid for more than 60 days a Notice of Lien may be filed with the Johnson County Recorder; assessment lien is subordinate to first mortgage; foreclosure sale extinguishes lien for payments du (Article 2.09/2.10, 'become a lien on eac)

Pets

Dogs, cats or other household pets permitted, provided not kept/bred for commercial purpose, limited in number so as not to become a nuisance or disturbance, and not permitted to run loose (Article 1.14, 'dogs, cats or other house)

Parking & vehicles

Homes with single-car attached garages require a 16-foot driveway accommodating two vehicles; homes with detached garages require a 24-foot driveway; all driveways and parking areas must be hard-surfaced; no gravel or stone driveways (Article 1.02, 'Homes with single car att)

Architectural approval

Plans and specifications must be prepared by a registered architect or civil engineer and submitted for approval; minor changes (color, mailbox, repainting) may be made without detailed plans but corporation may require a professional opini (Article 2.04/2.05, 'All plans and specif)

Setbacks / home size

Single-family dwellings must have a minimum of 1,600 square feet of living area; up to 5% of dwellings may have 1,560 square feet (Article 1.02, 'Single-family dwellings s)

Maintenance

Association maintains retention ponds, entrance sign, landscaped areas and easements; owners are responsible for their lots, lawns and drainage swales/ditches (Article 2.10 and 1.11/1.20, corporation )

Use restrictions

All lots in Section Two shall be used for detached single-family dwellings in accordance with Town of Whiteland zoning; no other use permitted (Article 1.01/1.02, 'All lots ... shall b)

Voting & meetings

Assessments require approval by a vote of not less than 75% of the owner occupants of residences (Article 2.09/2.10, 'approved by a vote o)

Amendments

Termination or extension requires a recorded instrument executed by owners of not less than a majority of lots; corporation may assign its rights to a non-profit lot-owner association (Article 3.01 and Article 2.18, 'assignme)

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