Hallbrook East Village Homes Association

Key facts from Hallbrook East Village Homes Association's documents

Reflects the 2018 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

false (Homeowners Association, not condominium) (Throughout – defined as Homes Associatio)

Units / lots

33 (Lots 1 through 33) (Preamble of Declaration of Restrictions:)

Pets

Yes, dogs, cats and other common household pets. No commercial breeding; no vicious propensities (as determined by Board). (Section 10)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, but no transient/hotel purposes (rental less than 6 months or with hotel services). No roomers/boarders. Each lease must be of entire residence. (Section 9(w))

Parking & vehicles

Overnight parking of motor vehicles, boats, trailers, buses, campers, or similar on public streets or vacant lots prohibited. (Section 9(e))

Architectural approval

Yes, for all residences and Exterior Structures. Building plans, specs, materials, location, elevations, grading, landscaping, exterior color scheme must be approved in writing. (Section 5(a), Section 8(a))

Home business

Permitted if in accordance with City ordinances, residential character maintained; office area allowed. No day care centers. (Section 9(a))

Signs & flags

One for-sale sign (max 3ft high/wide); one garage sale sign (same size) during permitted sale; political signs (max 6 sq ft, up to 45 days before election, remove within 2 days after); school-related signs when student resides; event celebr (Section 9(r))

Use restrictions

Yes. Lots may be improved, used or occupied for single family, private residential purposes only. (Section 2 of Declaration of Restrictions)

Voting & meetings

Until Turnover Date, Developer (Class A) holds all voting rights except Class B (Owners) vote on special assessments. After Turnover Date, each Lot one vote. Default in assessment suspends voting. (Homes Association Declaration Article II)

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