Wedgewood Homeowners Association, Inc.

Key facts from Wedgewood Homeowners Association, Inc.'s documents

Reflects the 2021 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Homeowners Association (HOA) for a planned community (Handbook page 1: 'premier residential su)

Governing law

Ohio Revised Code Chapter 5312 (Planned Community Act) and Chapter 1702 (not-for-profit corporations) (Handbook page 6: 'the Statutory law of t)

Assessments & dues

As of 1998: $25/year (proposed mandatory). Current amount not specified in extracted text. (WedgeWord July 1998: 'The existing $25/y)

Special assessments

Board may levy Special Individual Lot Assessments for violations of rules (enforcement charges). (Handbook Part I Section B: 'the Board ma)

Collections & liens

Lien for unpaid assessments provided in Declaration. Proposed amendment (1998) allows suit for collection and attorney fees. (Code of Regulations Article IV Section 1)

Pets

Yes, dogs and cats and normally domesticated household pets. (Handbook Part I Section Q: 'No more than)

Parking & vehicles

Discouraged for commercial vehicles; not specifically prohibited for passenger vehicles. (Handbook Part I Section C: 'the Associat)

Fences

Fences permitted only upon approval from Environmental Committee. No entire yard fencing except required by law. No chain link or wire fencing. Invisible fencing permitted. Wood fences to be weathered or stained. (Handbook Part I Section I: 'Fences may b)

Architectural approval

Yes, for most exterior alterations. Environment Committee (Architectural Review) must approve. (Handbook Part II: 'Absolutely NO landsca)

Home business

Not explicitly prohibited but commercial vehicles with graphics not allowed to park on driveway. (Handbook Part I Section C: 'Vehicles, wh)

Signs & flags

Advertising signs not permitted. Real estate 'for sale' signs max 9 sq ft per side, brown background white letters. Religious/political/community event signs allowed 10 days before event (30 days before election), must be removed within 2 d (Handbook Part I Section O: 'Advertising )

Maintenance

Association responsible for common property: entrances, pool, mowing along 81st Street and Aspen (per newsletter). Homeowner responsible for landscaping, mailbox, etc. (WedgeWord July 1998: 'the HOA is respons)

Use restrictions

Implied; commercial vehicles restricted; no noxious activities. (Handbook Part I Sections C, R)

Voting & meetings

One vote per lot. If multiple owners, they determine who votes; if cannot agree, vote forfeited. Declarant controls all votes until Turnover Date. (Code of Regulations Article III Section )

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