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What is a Homeowners' Association?
Despite all of the diversity of lifestyles, interests, ages,
and backgrounds, all townhome owners have at least one thing in common:
membership in a private, involuntary, usually nonprofit organization known as
the Homeowners Association. Because everyone owns the common areas, a sort of
mini-government must be created to maintain them to everyone's benefit. This is
the purpose of the Management Committee, which is responsible for the operation
of the community's common areas.
What does a Homeowners' Association do?
A homeowners' Association customarily does not hold title to
the property, but rather serves as the vehicle through which decisions affecting
the property are made. Some of the more important responsibilities of an
Association are: 1.) Providing for the repair and maintenance of the common
areas, 2.) Protecting the homeowners' shared investment, 3.) Establishing and
collecting assessments to pay for the common expenses of all owners, 4.)
Ensuring that adequate reserves are collected annually for future replacement of
major components of the property, 5.) Administering the rules and regulations of
the Association for the mutual benefit of all owners, and 6.) Creating a
positive living environment for all residents.
What does a Homeowners' Association do?
The manner in which the obligations of the Homeowner
Association are accomplished is set forth in a series of governing documents
known collectively as the Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions or CC&Rs for
short. The State of Utah requires the developer to file three basic documents:
1.) the Declaration, which establishes the Homeowners' Association, 2.) the
Bylaws for the Management Committee, which govern the Association's activities,
and 3.) the individual unit deeds of ownership. Before you purchase your home
your sales agent will provide you with a copy of the Covenants, Conditions and
Restrictions (CC&Rs) for the Brittany Homeowners Association. It is important
that you read and understand these documents before you purchase.
1. DUES/FEES
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Amount $175.00 monthly
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Included in association dues/fees are as follows: Clubhouse, Pool,
Basketball court, water, sewer, trash, basic cable, snow removal,
landscaping maintenance, insurance.
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Special Assessments: There is a one time special assessment, due at closing
of $200.00.
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There is no pending or potential special assessment.
2. LEGAL
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There is no existing, pending or potential legal action of any type against
the HOA.
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There is no restriction pending or potential, which may be acted upon by the
HOA.
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The HOA is controlled by the board of directors.
3. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMPANY
Community Solutions & Sales
PO Box 548
West Jordan, UT 84084
(801) 955-5126 fax: (801) 967-5331
e-mail:
becki@csshoa.com
Becki Blackburn, Owner
email:
jenai@csshoa.com
Jenai Reid, Association Manager
4. FAQ's
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No parking on the streets at any time.
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Garbage cans must be stored in the garage. Pick-Up Days are Mondays
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No recreational equipment (snow mobile, trailers or boats) may be parked in
the community for more than 48 hours.
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No exterior changes may be made with out written consent.
5. OWNERSHIP
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282 total homes
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Schools
Elementary: Mountain Shadows
Phone: 963-0291
5255 West 7000 South
WebSite
Middle: Sunset Ridge Middle
Phone: 412-2475
6881 West 8200 South
WebSite
High School: Copper Hills
Phone: 256-5300
5445 W. New Bingham Hwy
WebSite
Libraries
Bingham Creek
Phone: 944-7684
9000 South 4800 West
West Jordan
Phone: 944-7646
1970 West 7800 South
Grocery Stores
Harmons
Phone: 965-9450
4874 West 6200 South
Smith's
Phone: 280-3844
9000 South 4000 West
Macey's
Phone: 984-8226
7859 South 3200 West
Wal-Mart
Phone: 282-4066
7671 South Campus View Drive
Jordan Landing
Wal-Mart
6200 South 5600 West
Local Parks
Park Village
4800 West 7600 South
Shadow Mountain (Bridle Creek)
4900 West 7400 South
Cougar Park
4800 West 6800 South
Jordan Murray Parkway
1050 West and Winchester (6800 S) Approximately
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