Plainview

Key facts from Plainview's documents

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

Community type

Single family residential subdivision (Paragraph (1) - 'private single family r)

Legal name

Plainview Subdivision

Units / lots

Lots 1 through 121 inclusive (Section 1) (Being lots 1 through 121, inclusive, as )

Developer / declarant

Plainview Farms Development Corporation (DEED Book 11278 Page 544-545)

Governing law

Kentucky law (Jefferson County, Kentucky)

Assessments & dues

First Association Assessment no higher than $2.00 per month per lot beginning January 1, 1973. (first Association Assessment hereunder s)

Collections & liens

Assessment constitutes a lien upon the lot and improvements; subordinate to first mortgage or vendor's lien; enforceable by foreclosure. (shall constitute a lien upon the lot and)

Pets

Dogs, cats or other household pets traditionally recognized in this geographic area are allowed, not for commercial or breeding purposes. ((8) dogs, cats or other household pets .)

Leasing & rentals

Not explicitly addressed; but sign for rent allowed suggests leasing is permitted. (one sign for advertising the sale or ren)

Parking & vehicles

Commercial vehicles are not allowed to be parked on lots unless housed in a garage or basement. ((7)(c) No trailer, truck, commercial veh)

Signs & flags

One sign for advertising sale or rent, not greater than 9 square feet. Occupant name signs and lot numbers allowed by zoning. Plainview may erect larger signs for advertising subdivision. ((15) No sign ... except one sign for adv)

Setbacks / home size

One story without attached garage: 1300 sq ft ground floor. One story with single car garage: 1200 sq ft (excl. garage). One story with two car garage: 1100 sq ft. One and one-half story: 1100 sq ft. Tri-level: total 1600 sq ft. Two story: ((5) (a)-(g) minimum floor areas)

Maintenance

Owner responsible for maintenance of lot (grass, weeds, trash). Association responsible for common areas, streets, etc. (from paragraph 24(b)). ((13) duty of each owner to keep the gras)

Use restrictions

Nothing done which may be or become an annoyance or nuisance to the neighborhood. ((6) nor shall anything be done which may)

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