Frequently Asked Questions
We suggest you read your CC & R’s (Codes, Covenants, and Restrictions) and our Bylaws that you received when you purchased your home. These documents were presented by the title company at closing and are recorded with the county. They will also be available as a download (on our website) soon.
Many people who chose to live here did so because there is a Homeowners Association (HOA). There are many benefits to living in this HOA community. Our HOA ensures that homes will look as they did when they were new. Also, our neighborhood will stay safe, clean, landscaped and kept up by having a good HOA. Finally, by keeping our HOA well organized, we ensure that our properties will get the resale value they deserve. Bottom line – we are increasing the value of our properties!
HOA dues fuel a variety of necessities and improvements, including (but not limited to): Technology (cameras, monitoring, power), Security, Pond and Lake Management, Insect control, Landscaping of common areas, Sprinkler maintenance (during Summer), Water/Sewer bill, Lawyer Collections (past due payments, fines, etc.), Power Bills (lights, cameras, etc.), Reserve Fund – Improvements, Repairs and Maintenance, and more.
The HOA fee can be raised annually. In addition, should an unexpected emergency expense come up, homeowners may be assessed special fees to pay for these expenses. Should a homeowner not maintain their home or property however, this is not the responsibility of the HOA and the homeowner will be expected to pay for their own maintenance and repairs, even if the HOA has to step in to get past due work finished.
There are 241 homes in our HOA.
To get involved, please contact the board and let them know of your interest. Volunteers are welcome and there are many opportunities to serve in the HOA.
No, the Board of Directors runs the HOA.
All homeowners are required to pay dues so that the HOA can function and complete required tasks as necessary.
If we do not receive your payment on time we may forward your account to our legal representation for collections in which case you will be required to pay collections, lawyer, legal, court and any other fees in connection with collecting on your account. Interest and/or fees begins following payment due. Statements are sent a month prior to the due date so there is plenty of time for the payment to be sent in.
Being a member of the HOA (Homeowners Association) is mandatory by Thousand Oaks to all those who own a home in this Subdivision. It was the agreement made by the county to allow the subdivision to be made that all homeowners be a part of the HOA.
Please notify the board by email at [email protected] when you move or change ownership. This way we can get the appropriate documents to the new homeowner such as rules, regulations and CC & R’s.