Greetings:
A neighbor recently pointed out that the old link to our neighborhood covenants isn't working. So this post will attempt to remedy that. I'll try to post a link to the covenants. But first here's a refresher on why our subdivision has these legally enforceable covenants.
The answer is simple - to keep our property values high!
Left unchecked, some homeowners invariably let their houses fall into disrepair or they engage in other activity which is inconsistent with keeping a subdivision problem free (for instance, parking an unregistered "dead storage" vehicle in the driveway, or letting foot-tall weeds overtake the yard).
Not only are these eyesores to your fellow residents, but a neighborhood which "lets itself go" is a like a welcome sign for unsavory elements and criminal activity.
In the end, these conditions erode property values and make it more difficult for you to sell your home for a fair price at some point down the road.A neighbor recently pointed out that the old link to our neighborhood covenants isn't working. So this post will attempt to remedy that. I'll try to post a link to the covenants. But first here's a refresher on why our subdivision has these legally enforceable covenants.
The answer is simple - to keep our property values high!
Left unchecked, some homeowners invariably let their houses fall into disrepair or they engage in other activity which is inconsistent with keeping a subdivision problem free (for instance, parking an unregistered "dead storage" vehicle in the driveway, or letting foot-tall weeds overtake the yard).
Not only are these eyesores to your fellow residents, but a neighborhood which "lets itself go" is a like a welcome sign for unsavory elements and criminal activity.
Please do make yourself familiar with the covenants; abiding by them makes for a happy neighborhood and eliminates the specter of facing liens and other penalties for non-compliance.
Until I figure out a good way to get the covenants back online, please drop me an e-mail if you'd like a copy.
