Star Valley

Key facts from Star Valley's documents

Reflects the 2020 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Subdivision with Homeowners Association (Article XXIII)

Units / lots

Not enumerated in declaration (Article I)

Governing law

North Carolina statutes governing recordable documents (Submitted electronically in compliance w)

Assessments & dues

$360 per lot per year (Article XXIII: 'Each lot owner ... respo)

Collections & liens

Yes: HOA may assert lien for delinquent dues plus reasonable attorney's fees (Article XXIII)

Reserves & fees

Not explicitly; lien may include attorney's fees if dues not paid by Jan 30 (Article XXIII)

Pets

Yes: up to three dogs, cats, or other usual household pets per unit (Article XXIV Section 2(B))

Leasing & rentals

Permanent leasing is prohibited; temporary renting only by Declarant (Article XXIV Section 2(1) last paragraph)

Parking & vehicles

Prohibited except temporary loading/unloading (Article XXIV Section 2(A))

Fences

Require prior written consent of Declarant or ARC; no chain link; max height 6 ft; must be located no nearer front than mid-line of side of home; maintained in good condition (Article XV)

Architectural approval

Yes: Architectural Committee must approve plans for construction, alteration, design, materials, colors, setbacks, etc. (Article II, IV)

Home business

Permitted if not detectable from outside, conforms to zoning, no regular visitation, no solicitation, consistent with residential character (Article XXIV Section 2(1))

Signs & flags

One professional sign not more than 12 sq ft advertising sale; builder sign not exceeding 9 sq ft (during construction); realtor sign not exceeding 12 sq ft; otherwise no bandit signs, banners, flags except during initial development (Article XIII)

Setbacks / home size

Front: 20 ft; side street: 15 ft; interior side: 5 ft; rear: 15 ft; NC Highway 210: 70 ft from right-of-way; ARC may waive violations (Article VIII)

Use restrictions

Yes: 'No Unit shall be used except for residential purposes and for single-family houses' (Article III)

Voting & meetings

Each lot owner has one vote (Article II, Article XXIII)

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