Escalante Hills Replat II

Key facts from Escalante Hills Replat II's documents

Reflects the 1972 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Homeowners Association (HOA) (Article I: 'Association shall mean and r)

Legal name

Escalante Hills Property Owners Association, Inc.

Units / lots

Original Declaration: Lots 170-187 (18 lots) plus Lot 63 (common). Supplementary: added Lots 24-35 (12), 42-55 (14), 62,66 (2), 87-110 (24), 122-126 (5), 159,160 (2). Later amendments added/released additional lots. Final number not explici (Original Declaration description; Supple)

Assessments & dues

Regular assessments for improved lots uniform; for unimproved lots 25% of regular assessment (original Declaration). In 1976 Declaration, maximum monthly assessment initially $7.50 per lot until first lot sold. (Original Declaration Article IV Section )

Special assessments

Allowed for capital improvements and extraordinary expenses, with assent of two-thirds of each class (1976). Also special assessment for insurance premiums per Article IX. (Article IV Section 4 and 5 (original and)

Collections & liens

Unpaid assessments constitute a continuing lien on the lot. Association may foreclose in same manner as mortgages. Personal obligation also exists against owner at time assessment fell due. Lien subordinate to first mortgage. (Article IV Section 1 and Section 8 (orig)

Pets

Yes, household pets limited to two (2) per household. No animals, poultry, or livestock otherwise. (Article VIII Section 5 (original Declara)

Use restrictions

Implied by restrictions; no noxious or offensive activity, and through architectural control. (Article VIII Section 6)

Voting & meetings

Two classes: Resident Members (one vote per lot); Declarant Members (four votes per lot originally; later three votes per lot in 1976 Declaration). When total votes of Resident Members equal Declarant Members, Declarant membership converts (Article III Section 2 (original); Articl)

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