Innsbrook Owner's Association

Key facts from Innsbrook Owner's Association's documents

Reflects the 1980 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Subdivision (Preface: 'Innsbrook Subdivision')

Units / lots

Approximately 1,500 recreational and residential homes (including condos) (Preface: 'currently includes approximate)

Assessments & dues

Not to exceed $200 (after Developer conveys last lot) unless increased by majority vote; adjusted for CPI (Section 7.01, 7.04)

Special assessments

Up to $50 per year without owner vote; more with majority vote (Section 7.02)

Collections & liens

Assessment lien on owner's lot/unit; subordinate to mortgages; foreclosure action allowed; recording gives notice (Section 7.07)

Reserves & fees

Interest at 10% per annum from due date (Section 7.07)

Pets

Yes, limited (Section 4.04)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, with approval of tenant by Trustees (Article VI)

Parking & vehicles

Cannot be parked in subdivision for more than 72 consecutive hours; on home lots must be stored inside garage (Section 4.02; Home amendment D.2)

Fences

Subject to architectural approval; no specific height (Section 4.19, 5.01)

Architectural approval

Yes, for construction, alteration, landscaping, signs, antennas, etc. (Section 4.19, Article V)

Home business

Not explicitly prohibited; but noxious/offensive activity not allowed (Section 4.18)

Signs & flags

Only one sign per lot up to 4 sq. ft. advertising sale/rent; developer signs; approved identification signs (Section 4.03)

Setbacks / home size

Not in original; home amendment requires front/rear/sideyard setbacks as determined by Trustees (Amendment 1983-12-12, Section 5.04 A.2)

Maintenance

Owner: maintain lot and improvements; Association (Trustees): maintain Common Property (lakes, beaches, trails, etc.) (Section 4.16, 3.05)

Insurance

Trustees may procure liability, fire, and other insurance for Common Property; Managing Agent obtains insurance per declaration (Section 3.13; Management Agreement Secti)

Use restrictions

Yes; Chalet: recreational residence only; Home: permanent single-family dwelling; basement/garage not used as residence (Section 4.01, 4.08, Amendment 1983-12-12)

Voting & meetings

Each Chalet/Home owner: 1 vote; each Condominium Unit owner: 1 vote; Conference Center owner: 10% of aggregate chalet/home/condo votes (Section 2.05)

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