Parkview (NE)

Key facts from Parkview (NE)'s documents

Reflects the 2022 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

single-family residential subdivision within a homeowners association (Preliminary Statement: 'residential subd)

Units / lots

163 (Properties description: 'Lots 1 through )

Developer / declarant

MRDP, LLC

Governing law

Nebraska Nonprofit Corporation Act (Article III Section 4: 'The Association )

Assessments & dues

Maximum annual dues per lot: greater of $200 per Lot or 125% of previous year's aggregate dues, prorated per lot. (Article III Section 9: 'aggregate annual)

Special assessments

May be levied by Board for extraordinary costs. Aggregate per calendar year limited to $400 per Lot unless unanimous board vote or majority member approval at a meeting. (Article III Section 10: 'aggregate amoun)

Collections & liens

Dues and assessments become a lien on the Lot as of the date due; Association may foreclose, bring personal action, or other remedies. (Article III Section 8 & 12 & 13: 'charge)

Reserves & fees

Not explicitly stated, but interest is provided. (No specific late fee mentioned; only int)

Pets

Ordinary household pets are not prohibited, but no stables, kennels, dog runs, livestock, or agricultural-type animals are allowed. (Article II Section 16: 'No stable or oth)

Parking & vehicles

Not specifically addressed for ordinary vehicles, but no grading equipment, tractors, etc. may be stored on streets. Off-street parking is required per Gretna zoning. (Article II Section 10: 'All residential )

Home business

Not allowed (only residential use except for nonprofit uses like church, school, park). (Article II Section 1: 'except for such L)

Signs & flags

One 'For Sale' sign per lot, max 6 sq ft. No other advertising signs, billboards, unsightly objects. Declarant's signs allowed during development. (Article II Section 6: 'No advertising si)

Use restrictions

Yes (Article II Section 1: 'Each Lot shall be)

Voting & meetings

One vote per Lot. Declarant has three votes per Lot it owns until non-Declarant lots equal 80% of total lots; then all Lots have one vote. (Article III Section 2: 'Owner of each Lo)

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