Steeplechase Homeowners Association of Cumberland County, Inc.

Key facts from Steeplechase Homeowners Association of Cumberland County, Inc.'s documents

Reflects the 2005 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Traditional single-family residential subdivision (Article Two, Section 1: 'All lots in the)

Legal name

STEEPLECHASE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, INC.

Developer / declarant

NPS Associates, a North Carolina Partnership ('THIS DECLARATION, made this the 29th da)

Management

Managed by Little & Young, Inc., 2939 Breezewood Avenue Suite 100, Fayetteville, NC; phone 910-484-5400 (Rules cover page)

Governing law

Chapter 55 of the North Carolina General Statutes (Business Corporation Act) (Articles of Incorporation paragraph intr)

Collections & liens

Association may take action to recover sums due for maintenance, repair or replacement, and fines imposed for infractions (Rules Section 15: 'an action to recover )

Pets

Common pets allowed; no animals or poultry except common pets (Article Two, Section 9: 'No animals or p)

Leasing & rentals

Leasing implied permitted; one For Sale or For Rent sign not larger than 8 square feet allowed per lot (Article Two, Section 16)

Parking & vehicles

Private garage permitted for not more than three cars (Article Two, Section 2: 'a private garag)

Fences

Fences must not extend closer to street than rear corner of house (Article Two, Section 11)

Architectural approval

Exterior alterations, additions, or changes require written consent of Developer while Developer owns at least one lot (Article Two, Section 12)

Signs & flags

Only Developer's promotional signs and one For Sale or For Rent sign not larger than 8 square feet are permitted (Article Two, Section 16)

Setbacks / home size

Building line not less than 30 feet from front right-of-way line (Article Two, Section 3)

Maintenance

Each lot owner is responsible for maintaining lot and structures in good order and repair (Article Two, Section 20)

Use restrictions

All lots shall be developed as traditional, single-family residences; one residence or dwelling per lot (Article Two, Section 1)

Amendments

Covenants and restrictions run with land for 20 years from recording, then automatically extend for successive 10-year periods (Article Four, Section 1)

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