Who are they and what do they do?
Indentures:
What are
the indentures?
Who enforces the indentures?
Who do I contact if I have a question or issue relating to a
possible violation of the indentures?
What
if I want to make exterior (outdoor) household improvements (i.e., pools,
basketball goals, etc..)?
Who
is responsible for the easement (area between my sidewalk and
curb)?
Who are they
and what do they do?
Trustees are volunteers within our
community who offer their time to assist in overseeing the maintenance of
certain areas, resolving disputes, clarifying and enforcing the indentures
and many other behind the scene tasks. Click here
for a list of the Trustees, their responsibilities and contact
info.
What are the
indentures?
These are the bylaws that you agreed to when you
purchased property in our development. You should have received a
copy of these at closing but incase you didn't please contact one of
the trustees for a copy.+
Who enforces the
indentures and who do I contact?
The trustees. Click here for
a list and their responsibilities
Who
do I contact if I have a question or issue relating to a possible
violation of the indentures?
The trustees. Click here for
a list and their contact
info
What
if I want to make exterior (outdoor) household improvements (i.e., pools,
basketball goals, etc..)?
Please see the Property
Improvement Approval page to initiate the process for trustee approval
and conformance with the indentures.
Who
is responsible for the easement (area between my sidewalk and
curb)?
It is the responsibility of the homeowner to maintain
their easement that lies in-between the street and the sidewalk.
This pertains to, but not limited by, Trees, grass, irrigation, etc.
Please note we have received notice that some residents trees have died in
the above listed area and it is the homeowners responsibility to remove or
replace the dead tree.