Verona

Key facts from Verona's documents

Reflects the 2016 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Planned Community / Homeowners Association (HOA) (Cover; Article I; definition of 'Verona )

Developer / declarant

Verona LLC, an Ohio limited liability company (Master Developer); also individual owners for fence parcels: Rob W. Hudson and Kami Vemuri (collectively Referred to as Declarant in fence covenants) (Cover of main Declaration; Book 1414 Pag)

Governing law

Ohio Revised Code Chapter 5312 (Planned Community Act) (Article I: 'Verona Village is a Planned )

Collections & liens

Yes; Association has a lien on each Lot for unpaid assessments and may foreclose. (Article X I: 'Remedies' - specifically p)

Reserves & fees

Yes; Operating Fund and Reserve Fund established. (Article X A; Definition of 'Operating Fu)

Pets

Yes; domestic animals permitted subject to Rules. No commercial breeding or boarding. Vicious or dangerous dogs prohibited (per ORC Chapter 955). Outdoor doghouses, cages, runs require DRB approval. (Article V E: 'Animals')

Leasing & rentals

Yes; residential leases in writing and subject to Declaration. No hotel/transient uses. Minimum lease term not specified. (Article V I: 'Hotel/Transient Uses; Leas)

Fences

Generally no fencing on Lots except invisible dog fencing or screening for hot tub/sauna with DRB approval. Fence covenants for specific lots require fence removal upon 5-day notice for utility work. (Article V R (general rule); Section 1 of)

Architectural approval

Yes; Design Review Board (DRB) approval required for any improvements, including changes to exterior colors, roofing, fencing, recreational devices. No construction or modification without prior written approval. (Article VI A, B; V A (cross-reference))

Signs & flags

Must comply with Development and Architectural Standards. No exterior signs for home businesses. (Article V D: 'Signs'; Article V G)

Use restrictions

Yes; Lots shall be occupied and used exclusively for residential purposes and purposes customarily incidental. (Article V A: 'Use')

Voting & meetings

Each Owner of a Lot has one vote. (Article VIII D: 'Voting Rights' - provis)

Amendments

Amendments require approval by not less than 67% of the Owners (this is a common threshold in Ohio; the exact percentage is not fully legible but appears in Article XIV C which is partially cut off). (Article XIV C (partial: '...by a vote of)

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