Oakmere Farm Subdivision HOA

Key facts from Oakmere Farm Subdivision HOA's documents

Reflects the 2022 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Homeowners Association (HOA) - Single-Family Subdivision (Article III: Oakmere Farm Homeowners Com)

Legal name

Oakmere Farm Subdivision HOA

Developer / declarant

JS Development LLC

Governing law

Wisconsin Statutes (including Chapter 236 and Section 66.0627) (Article II Section 2.24 (66.0627); Plat )

Special assessments

Village may impose special assessments for maintenance of common areas, stormwater ponds, fire hydrant, and enforcement; lot owners waive notice and hearing. (Article II Section 2.24 and Article IV, )

Collections & liens

Unpaid special charges become a lien on the lot and may be extended on tax rolls as delinquent tax. (Article II Section 2.24, Page 8; Article)

Architectural approval

All structures and improvements require written approval of the Committee before construction or alteration; plans must include specifications, landscaping, plot plan, grading. (Article II, Section 2.3, Page 3)

Signs & flags

One professional sign not more than 2 square feet, or one sale/rent sign not more than 5 square feet; also a construction/sales period sign. (Article II, Section 2.12, Page 6)

Setbacks / home size

One-story: min 1800 sq ft; Buildings with more than one story: min 1200 sq ft first floor and 2200 total; Split-level: min 1800 sq ft on levels above grade. Committee has exclusive jurisdiction to determine compliance. (Article II, Section 2.5, Page 4)

Use restrictions

Each building site may have only one single-family dwelling and a private garage; accessory buildings allowed if conforming to Village ordinances. (Article II, Section 2.2, Page 3)

Voting & meetings

Each Building Site is entitled to one vote (Article III, Page 9)

Amendments

During first 3 years or until all lots sold (whichever first): amendment by Developer and owners of 2/3 of Lots. Thereafter until 25 years: by owners of 2/3 of Lots. After 25 years: automatically extended for 10-year periods unless majority (Article V, Section 5.1, Page 11)

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