Homeowners Responsibilities
 

• Understand and comply with the restrictive covenants, by-laws, and other rules and regulations.
   

• Pay your assessments on time.
   

• Stays informed and participate in the business of your homeowners association by reading the meeting minutes, attending the annual meeting, understanding the budget, and volunteering to serve on a committee or the board.
   

• Maintain a current address with your homeowner association. This is critical if you are a member of a homeowner association but do not live in the community. Examples include rental property, second homes, homes used by children in college or retired parents, or investment property intended for future construction.
   

• If your home is rental property or occupied by others, ensure that tenants/occupants understand that they must also comply with certain restrictive covenants such as parking, pets, architectural changes, and other requirements. This may also include association rules regarding the use of playgrounds, and other common areas.