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What are the protective covenants
and what do they say about home improvement?
The assessments that each homeowner pays go toward the up keep of the
common areas on the property. This would include such items as
landscaping, common area water & electricity, upkeep of access gates
(if applicable), payroll (if applicable), pest control, garbage pick
up and water treatment i.e. water softener (if applicable), etc. A
portion of the homeowner assessment goes to pay administrative fees
such as the Management Company, office supplies, copies, faxes and
telephone expense. A portion also goes toward paying for legal advice,
when needed; licenses and permits (i.e. pool permits, outside utility
companies, etc.), end of year audits. General Liability Insurance
would also be a part of an assessment. A part of the assessment should
also be set aside in a reserve account for future repair and
replacement in the common areas so that the Board of Directors does
not have to ask for special assessments on a frequent basis.
In short the assessment that every homeowner pays goes to one thing
for the property and that is to PROTECT, PRESERVE AND ENHANCE the
property values of each and every homeowner in the association.
To ensure that the type of improvement harmonizes with the nature of
the neighborhood. The Association has certain criteria in which all
homeowners abide by. This type of control is what residents look for
in a homeowner's association.
What are the protective covenants and what
do they say about home improvement?
The
protective covenants are the legal authority to restrict changes to the
subdivision lots and residences. The
subdivision builder created the Redland Ridge Association Incorporated which in
its bylaws established the declaration of protective covenants for all property
in the Redland Ridge subdivision. The
“covenants” define what changes we can or cannot do to our lots and residences.
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Last revised: 5-14-07