Corbin Court Homeowners Association

Key facts from Corbin Court Homeowners Association's documents

Reflects the 1991 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Homeowners Association (HOA) for a single-family residential subdivision (Art. I Sec. 1 defines Association as COR)

Developer / declarant

Corbin Court Partnership (Recital and signature block: CORBIN COUR)

Governing law

South Carolina (Art. IV Sec. 1: organized under laws of )

Assessments & dues

Board of Directors sets annual assessment based on budget, considering all current costs, accrued debts, and reserves. Increase limited to Consumer Price Index increase unless two-thirds vote of members approves a larger increase. (Art. VI Sec. 3(b): annual assessment... )

Special assessments

Special assessments for capital improvements or unexpected repairs may be levied with consent of two-thirds of votes of each class of Members. (Art. VI Sec. 4: special assessment... pr)

Collections & liens

Annual and special assessments constitute a continuing lien on the lot; Association may foreclose the lien and also bring personal action against owner. Attorney's fees and costs added to amount. (Art. VI Sec. 1: shall be a charge on the)

Reserves & fees

Association maintains reserve funds for periodic maintenance, repair, and replacement of improvements. (Art. VI Sec. 3(d): other part being used)

Pets

Cats, dogs, and caged birds may be kept as pets in reasonable numbers. Other animals prohibited. (Art. X Sec. 4: cats, dogs and caged bird)

Leasing & rentals

Leasing of entire Residence is allowed; must be in writing and subject to all provisions of the Declaration and By-Laws. No transient or hotel purposes, no lease of less than an entire Residence. (Art. XIII Sec. 5: No Residence shall be )

Fences

Fencing or enclosure requires prior approval of the Association. If approved, Owner may plant and maintain the fenced area at own expense; Association may revoke maintenance rights if not kept neat. (Art. VII Sec. 3: Any Owner who fences or)

Home business

Operating a business of any type, whether commercial or otherwise, is strictly prohibited. Only exception is the Annual Garage/Yard Sale on the third Saturday in September. (Rules and Regulations - Operation of a B)

Setbacks / home size

The Architectural Committee shall determine the square footage requirements to be contained in each Residence; minimum requirements applied uniformly. (Art. IX Sec. 9: The Architectural Commit)

Insurance

Association shall obtain a group or blanket hazard insurance policy equal to full replacement value of buildings within the Property, including replacement cost endorsement. (Art. XII Sec. 2(a): The Association shal)

Use restrictions

All Buildings and Common Area shall be used for residential and related common purposes. Each Residence shall be single-family and may not be subdivided. (Art. X Sec. 2(a): Each Building and the )

Voting & meetings

Each lot owner (Class A) entitled to one vote per lot. Declarant (Class B) entitled to three votes per lot until Class B membership ceases when total Class A votes equal Class B votes. (Art. V: Class A Members... one vote for )

Amenities

Common Area includes recreation area as shown on plat, buffer zone, retention basin. No recreational amenities may be built without Architectural Committee approval. No specific amenities like pool or clubhouse listed. (Art. IX Sec. 10: The Plat of CORBIN COUR)

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