Parkhurst Homes Association

Key facts from Parkhurst Homes Association's documents

Reflects the 1999 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Single-family residential subdivision (Section 1: 'No lot ... used for any purp)

Units / lots

47 lots (Exhibit 'A': 'Lots 1 through 47, inclusi)

Governing law

State of Kansas (Preamble: 'STATE OF KANSAS, COUNTY OF JO)

Assessments & dues

Board of Directors determines and levies annual assessment as authorized by Declaration (By-Laws Article II Section 4)

Collections & liens

Association may impose lien for unpaid weed cutting costs (Section 7) and likely for assessments (implied by right to collect), but not detailed (Declaration Section 7: 'the cost thereof)

Pets

Yes, common household pets (dogs, cats, etc.) allowed (Section M: 'dogs, cats, or other common )

Leasing & rentals

Yes, with minimum lease term of 6 months; all leases must be in writing; owner responsible for lessee compliance (Section BB: 'No residence or lot or any )

Parking & vehicles

Limited; school buses, motor homes, etc. cannot park at curb for >24 hours; no repair work on street (Section N: 'No school or other buses, mo)

Architectural approval

Yes, for any building, structure, alteration, fence, etc.; also for satellite dishes ≤36" and basketball goals (Section 2: 'No building, structure, appu)

Home business

Allowed only if no customer visitation, no advertising, and not day care; Board may establish rules for use of a portion of home for owner's occupation (Section H: 'The Board of Directors may e)

Signs & flags

Flagpoles only if attached to dwelling (prohibited as separate poles) (Section P: 'No exterior clotheslines or )

Setbacks / home size

25 ft from street lot line; 5 ft from interior lot lines; whichever is more restrictive with city ordinance (Section 2.C and 2.D: 'No building shall )

Use restrictions

Yes, single-family residences only. No flats, duplexes, apartments. (Section 1 and Section I: 'No lot ... use)

Voting & meetings

Each owner of an assessable lot has one vote; Developer has special voting rights as per Declaration (By-Laws Article I Section 4: 'each membe)

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