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FAQs


Common questions folks have about the HOA covenants and restrictions are answered below:
  • Target shooting by all types of firearms is unrestricted, safe practices are encouraged. Hunting is restricted.
  • No architectural review needed. Minimum square feet requirements are 1200sqft for 1 story, 1700sqft for 2 story home. Two stories is the maximum.
  • Minimum of 35% of the residence exterior must be of stucco, stone, wood or brick.
  • HUD specification mobil homes not allowed. IRC modular homes are allowed. Contact the HOA to check if your modular meets our requirements.
  • Only one residence allowed per lot.
  • Only single family residences are allowed (no duplexes, triplexes, etc)
  • No practical restrictions or requirements on outbuildings such as barns, garages, stables, etc.
  • All buildings must be set back 100 feet from nearest lot line.
  • Fences have no restrictions or setback requirements.
  • You can have any non-commercial livestock you wish.
  • No commercial activity permitted but we do allow normal in-home business uses (making home crafts, home offices, piano lessons, etc). Primarily we do not allow business activity that generates any kind of commercial truck activity or public retail activity.

Dues:

  • Dues is $395 annually billed each January. 
  • Dues are used primaries for upkeep of the ranch road gravel and drainage. 

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