River Station POA

Key facts from River Station POA's documents

Reflects the 2007 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Detached single family residential community known as River Station, governed by River Station Property Owners Association, a North Carolina nonprofit corporation. (Declarant is developing the Property as )

Legal name

River Station POA

Units / lots

Each Lot is intended for one detached single family residence; 17 initial Lots. (None of the initial seventeen (17) Lots )

Developer / declarant

UHF Development, Inc., a North Carolina corporation, and its successors and assigns. (SECTION 12. DECLARANT)

Assessments & dues

Association Board fixes monthly Regular Assessment at beginning of each calendar year; Regular and Special Assessments allocated by the proportion each Lot bears to aggregate Lots, except Declarant-owned Lots not assessed until a Dwelling U (SECTION 7. BILLING; SECTION 6. COMMENCEM)

Special assessments

Association Board may levy Special Assessments to construct, structurally alter, or replace Common Area improvements; each Lot pays proportionate share with written notice; Declarant has no obligation to pay for Lots it owns unless a Dwelli (SECTION 2. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT)

Reserves & fees

Common Expenses include reserve funds or other funds established by the Association; Special Assessments may be levied if reserve fund is insufficient. (SECTION 11. COMMON EXPENSES (h); SECTION)

Pets

Dogs, cats and other household pets may be kept, provided not for commercial purposes. (SECTION 5. ANIMALS)

Leasing & rentals

Tenants and other non-Owner occupants allowed only with prior written approval of the Association Board. (SECTION 13. LEASES AND OTHER NON-OWNER O)

Parking & vehicles

Work trucks and vans only if stored in garage, unless temporarily and never overnight on the Property in connection with work; dump trucks, tractor trailers, and medium or heavy duty trucks only temporarily and never overnight for work. (SECTION 3. BOATS, TRAILERS, VEHICLES AND)

Architectural approval

All alterations and improvements visible from any exterior location must be approved in writing by the ARB; ARB has exclusive jurisdiction over all aesthetic aspects and technical compliance with Design Guidelines does not entitle approval. (SECTION 1. ARB FORMATION AND JURISDICTIO)

Signs & flags

One United States flag up to 4'x6' and one North Carolina flag up to 4'x6' allowed without approval; other flags, awnings, canopies, shutters, signs require prior written ARB approval. (SECTION 20. EXTERIOR SURFACES)

Setbacks / home size

Front yard: minimum 10 feet from public right-of-way including porches, maximum 15 feet. Side yard: minimum 5 feet, measured from private lane easement if private lane coincident with side lot line. Rear yard: 5 feet for lots abutting/west (ARTICLE I. Setbacks for Structures and A)

Maintenance

Owner is responsible for maintaining all portions of the Dwelling Unit, including roof. (SECTION 2. MAINTENANCE OBLIGATION OF THE)

Insurance

Association may obtain liability, casualty, flood, fidelity and errors and omissions insurance; if errors and omissions insurance is maintained for Board/officers, Association must purchase errors and omissions insurance for ARB in the grea (SECTION 1. INSURANCE OBTAINED BY THE ASS)

Use restrictions

Initial seventeen (17) Lots shall be used only for one detached single family residence; Declarant may develop annexed properties for multifamily and/or single family purposes. (SECTION 1. RESIDENTIAL ONLY)

Voting & meetings

Class A Members (Owners except Declarant during Declarant Control Period) receive one vote per Lot, co-owners must cast no more than one vote per Lot; Class B Member (Declarant) receives four (4) votes per Lot owned and ceases upon expirati (SECTION 5. CLASSES OF MEMBERSHIP)

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