Article I – General

Outlines the HOA’s name, where it’s based, and its fiscal calendar.
[See Article I, Sections 1–3]

Article II – Definitions

Defines key terms like "Association," "Declarant," and important legal references.
[See Article II, Sections 1–5]

Article III – Membership & Voting

Explains who can vote, how meetings are held, quorum rules, and proxy use.
[See Article III, Sections 1–5]
[See Amendments for updated quorum and voting rights]

Article IV – Electing Board Members

Details how board members are nominated and elected, including the initial board setup.
[See Article IV, Sections 1–2]

Article V – Board of Directors

Covers how the board operates—qualifications, duties, meetings, terms, vacancies, and compensation.
[See Article V, Sections 1–12]
[See Amendments for compensation updates]

Article VI – Officers

Lists officer roles (President, VP, Secretary, Treasurer), how they’re selected, and their responsibilities.
[See Article VI, Sections 1–8]

Article VII – Committees

Gives the board authority to appoint committees to help with neighborhood operations.
[See Article VII]

Article VIII – Finances

Outlines requirements for financial records, audits, and fiscal year timing.
[See Article VIII, Sections 1–2]

Article IX – Contracts & Checks

Clarifies who can sign contracts and checks on behalf of the HOA.
[See Article IX, Sections 1–2]

Article X – Changes to the By-Laws

Explains how amendments are made and which documents take priority if there’s a conflict.
[See Article X, Sections 1–2]

Residential Use & Lot Requirements

All lots are for single-family homes only—no duplexes, businesses, or short-term rentals. Ranch homes must be at least 1,300 sq. ft.; two-story homes, 1,600 sq. ft.
[See Sections 2 & 3.A.1]

Community Rules & Standards

To keep the neighborhood clean, quiet, and welcoming, the following apply:

• No overnight RVs, boats, or trailers (over 72 hrs/month)

• Covered trash bins required; Trash bins must be screened from street view

• No exterior antennas or large satellite dishes

• Dusk-to-dawn lighting required by garage doors

• No exterior propane tanks or temporary structures
  [See Section 3: A–Z]

Rental Rules

• Owners must wait 36 months after purchase to lease their property

• Minimum lease term: one year

• HOA review and approval required before leasing
  [See Section 3.CC]

Architectural Approvals

Planning exterior changes like fences, pools, sheds, or additions? All require approval from the Architectural Control Committee.
[See Section 4]

Maintenance Responsibilities

Homeowners must maintain landscaping, sidewalks, home exteriors, and drainage. If not addressed, the HOA may step in and bill the owner.
[See Section 5]

Membership & HOA Dues

All homeowners are automatically members of the HOA. Annual dues fund community upkeep and shared services. Special assessments may apply in certain cases.
[See Section 6 & 7]

Enforcement & Dispute Resolution

The HOA and neighbors may enforce covenants through formal or legal action. The community also follows Indiana’s grievance resolution process.
[See Sections 8–9]

How Long Do These Rules Last?

The covenants remain in effect unless amended by a majority of all Lot owners.
[See Section 12]