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What Oberlin Homeowners Association Inc The's governing documents say

This is a partial, ancillary document — a Declaration of Easement — for a single-family homeowners association called The Oberlin in Raleigh, NC. It does not contain the community's full rules, but instead grants specific cross-access and maintenance easements over portions of three lots for driveway access and upkeep.

• What this document doesn't cover: This easement document does not include any HOA rules, covenants, restrictions, fees, pet policies, leasing rules, or other operational requirements for homeowners. Those would be found in the separate 'Oberlin Declaration' referenced in the text.
• Driveway cross-access: A perpetual non-exclusive easement is granted over hatched areas of lots 11-13 (shown on an attached diagram) for vehicle and pedestrian access to and from the lots, benefiting current and future owners, their guests, tenants, and contractors.
• Driveway maintenance: The association (Oberlin Homeowners Association) and the lot owners have a perpetual easement to maintain, repair, and replace the driveway improvements and surrounding landscaping, masonry, lighting, and irrigation within the same driveway access area.
• No public dedication: The document explicitly states that it does not create any rights or easements for the general public — the rights granted are only for the lot owners and the association.

Plain-language summary generated from the governing documents on file for this community. It may be incomplete and is not legal advice — read the full documents below or consult the official recorded versions.