Arbor Glen

Key facts from Arbor Glen's documents

Reflects the 2000 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

single-family residential homeowners association (Article II Section 1 (subjecting real pr)

Governing law

North Carolina law (implied) (References to North Carolina General Sta)

Assessments & dues

not set; determined by Board annually (Article IV Section 3)

Special assessments

May be levied if approved by two-thirds of Total Association Vote (Article IV Section 4)

Collections & liens

Unpaid assessments become a continuing lien on the Lot, superior to all liens except ad valorem taxes and first mortgages; Association may foreclose (Article IV Section 2 and Section 5)

Reserves & fees

Enrollment fees maintained in segregated account for unforeseen expenditures (not a formal reserve fund requirement) (Article IV Section 9)

Pets

Yes. Dogs, cats, usual household pets in reasonable number as determined by Board. (Article VI Section 8)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, for residential purposes only. (Article VI Section 6)

Parking & vehicles

Prohibited. (Article VI Section 5: 'Vehicles shall no)

Architectural approval

Yes. No exterior construction, alteration, addition, erection or landscaping without prior written approval of Architectural Control Committee (ACC). (Article VI Section 3)

Home business

Permitted only with written Board approval, in compliance with Charlotte Mecklenburg zoning, and not creating disturbance or increased traffic/parking. Child/day care business prohibited. (Article VI Section 2)

Signs & flags

Not explicitly mentioned. Exterior sculpture, fountains, flags must be approved by ACC and not visible from front of Lot or adjoining street. (Article VI Section 22)

Setbacks / home size

Not generally specified, but fences cannot be located closer to street than side street setback or front building facade. (Article VI Section 18)

Maintenance

Owner responsibility (part of dwelling maintenance). (Article V Section 2(i) ('repairing and p)

Use restrictions

Yes. All Lots for residential purposes exclusively. No business allowed except with Board approval and compliance with zoning; no child/day care business ever allowed. (Article VI Section 2)

Voting & meetings

Each Owner of a Lot gets one vote per Lot; membership appurtenant to Lot (Article III: 'Members shall be entitled )

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