Allison Avenue and Graham Street

Key facts from Allison Avenue and Graham Street's documents

Reflects the 2020 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Planned Development (PD) (Title: ALLISON AVENUE & GRAHAM STREET P.)

Developer / declarant

Filament, LLC, Andrew Parks and wife Amy Parks, Barry A. Yoakum Trustee of the 8675309 Revocable Trust, and Allison Graham, LLC

Assessments & dues

Amount not fixed; determined by Board each calendar year. (Decl. Art IV Sec 4: 'shall fix the regul)

Special assessments

Yes, allowed with assent of Owners representing 2/3 of total votes eligible, after meeting with 10-30 days notice. (Decl. Art IV Sec 5, page 8)

Collections & liens

Assessments are a lien on the Lot. If unpaid 30 days from due date, Association may sell at public outcry after 21 days advertisement. Sale subordinate to prior mortgages. Owner may be required to pay costs and attorney fees. (Decl. Art IV Sec 9.B, pages 8-9)

Reserves & fees

Association shall provide adequate reserves for repairs and replacements. (Decl. Art III Sec 3(I), page 6; Art IV S)

Pets

Yes, pets may be kept in accordance with Rules and Regulations, provided not kept for commercial purpose. (Decl. Art IX I, page 18)

Parking & vehicles

Prohibited from being stored or parked on Lot unless in closed garage. (Decl. Art IX F, page 18)

Fences

Fences require ARC approval (Art VI Sec 1). Equipment enclosures must be screened (Art IX P). (Art VI Sec 1, page 12; Art IX P, page 19)

Architectural approval

Yes, for any Improvement or change including structures, fences, walls, driveways, landscaping, mailboxes, outdoor lighting, etc., and removal of trees 6 inches caliper or larger (2 inches for cedars). (Decl. Art VI Sec 1, page 12)

Setbacks / home size

Setbacks in accordance with applicable regulations and no less than required by Plat. Architectural Committee has absolute right to control setback. (Decl. Art IX E, page 17)

Voting & meetings

Each Owner has one vote per Lot. When more than one person holds a Lot, there is only one vote collectively. Owners must be current on assessments to vote. (Decl. Art III Sec 1; Bylaws Art III Secs)

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