Featherfoot Point Property Owners Association

Key facts from Featherfoot Point Property Owners Association's documents

Reflects the 2014 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Property Owners Association (Featherfoot Point Property Owners Associ)

Governing law

Tennessee Code Annotated (T.C.A.) 4857-205 for proxy provisions (By-Laws Article IV, paragraph 7)

Assessments & dues

Fixed by By-Laws or lawful act of Board of Directors (Restrictive Covenants Section 9)

Special assessments

Yes, allowed (annual and special assessments) (By-Laws Article IV paragraph 10)

Collections & liens

Assessments secured by continuing lien on property; Association may foreclose lien or bring personal action; interest, costs, attorney's fees added (By-Laws Article IV paragraph 10)

Reserves & fees

18% of delinquent amount after 30 days delinquency; $25 fee for returned checks (By-Laws Article IV paragraph 10)

Pets

Yes, household pets (dogs, cats) allowed, not for commercial purposes. No livestock or poultry. (Appendix: Pets)

Fences

Fencing must be approved. No barbed wire or electric. Max height 4 feet. Predominant material wood or PVC. (Appendix: Fencing and Driveways)

Architectural approval

Yes, all plans and specifications for structures, improvements, remodeling, additions must have written approval before commencement. Includes design, color schemes, materials. (Restrictive Covenants Section 4; Appendi)

Home business

Not explicitly allowed; no noxious or offensive trade or activity permitted (Restrictive Covenants Section 4)

Signs & flags

Only 911 numbers, lot numbers, and home security signs allowed without written permission. No 'For Sale' signs on lots; must be posted at east gates (or front gate in appendix). (Restrictive Covenants Section 4; Appendi)

Setbacks / home size

Minimum setbacks: 30 ft from any road, 10 ft from property line, 50 ft from normal water line. However, no building nearer than 5 ft to property line or 20 ft to roadway. Exceptions with written permission. (Restrictive Covenants Section 3)

Use restrictions

Yes, exclusively for residential purposes. No more than one single-family dwelling per lot. Property cannot be rented to any non-owner. (Restrictive Covenants Section 1)

Voting & meetings

Each lot owner (member) entitled to one vote per lot owned; must be in good standing (paid assessments, abide by bylaws). Joint owners may cast one vote jointly. (Restrictive Covenants Section 10; By-Law)

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