The Association, and its homeowners, must act in accordance with the terms and conditions contained in our set of governing documents. Homeowners, or potential buyers, should have a basic understanding of what the governing documents contain and reference them when necessary:

• The Articles of Incorporation includes essential information, such as the legal name of the Association, nonprofit corporate status, and includes a few basic functions of the Association.
• The Bylaws describe how the Association is run. The Board of Directors oversees the Association’s activities and the Bylaws simply state how this is done; such as, how often to conduct meetings, the process of holding meetings, and members voting rights.
• The Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) is attached to each homeowner’s deed and is legally binding. It contains restrictions on the use of each homeowner’s property, as well, as of the Common Areas. Furthermore, it contains stipulations associated with assessment obligations, maintenance responsibilities, and enforcement authority.
• The Rules and Regulations focus on the day-to-day activities, including rules regarding Common Area use, pets, and architectural or landscaping specifications, along with regulations over violation and fines.

Flood Plain Restrictions

Storm Drainage Maintenance Agreements & Easements

Board Policy/Resolutions

Election Rules & Procedures