a group of home owners in a particular subdivision or area who band together to take care of common property and common
an affiliation of homeowners in a development that oversees the enforcement of private covenants and, in some instances, maintains private streets and common areas
a non profit association that takes care of the common areas of a housing development area
an organization established to govern a private community, neighborhood or development
an organization that consists of all lot owners in a development that enforces covenants for preserving the architecture and appearance of the development
an organization which functions as the quasi-government of a subdivision, generally a residential subdivision
An organization made up of homeowners in a development whose purpose is to maintain and provide community facilities for residents.
The organization of owners having the responsibility of providing for the operation and maintenance of the common areas of a condominium or residential subdivision. Also called property owners association, POA, HOA.
An association comprised of elected officials from the neighborhood who enforce the recorded covenants and restrictions and who propose new restrictions or changes. There is usually a monthly or annual fee charged to the homeowners in this neighborhood to pay for the upkeep of common neighborhood grounds, lighting or trash removal.
A community based organization of homeowners. An annual fee is usually charged for maintenance of open spaces and any community amenities such as parks and entrance features.
An entity, made up of the current owners of a planned unit development or condominium regime, which collects fees to operate the common elements of an association. The fees collected operate clubhouses, tennis courts, parks and swimming pools. These fees vary from project to project and appraisers must occasionally adjust for the differences if the fees are excessive. Homeowners associations can mandate payment of "special assessments" in the event of natural disasters, and typically reserve the power of foreclosure on a homeowner if any natural disaster fees are not paid.
An association of people who own homes in a given area for the purpose of improving or maintaining the quality of the area.
An organization of homeowners residing within a particular development whose major purpose is to maintain and provide community facilities and services for the common enjoyment of the residents
A group that governs a modern subdivision or planned community. An association collects monthly fees from all owners to pay for maintenance of common areas, handle legal and safety issues, and enforce the covenants, conditions and restrictions set by the developer.
An organization comprising neighbors concerned with managing the common areas of a subdivision or condominium complex. These associations take on issues such as salting and sanding a subdivision when it snows and collecting dues from residents. The homeowners' association is also responsible for enforcing and covenants, conditions & restrictions that apply to the property.
A nonprofit association that manages the common areas of a planned unit development or condominium project.
A group of people owning units in either a PUD or Condominium project who generally elect officers to preside over unit owner's disputes, develop budgets, and collect dues for maintenance, upkeep, and hazard insurance.
Many subdivisions or planned communities group together into an association of homeowners. Money is usually paid each month or year for the management of the developed area and to help implement rules and regulations for the community.
A non-profit corporation or association that manages common areas and services of a Condominium or Planned Unit Development (PUD).
An organization which governs regulations and expenditures of a particular community. Each home owner within the community is a member with voting privileges.
An organization responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of common areas, the enforcement of any covenants or restrictions, and/or the collection of dues of a subdivision or condominium complex.
is an organization made up of homeowners who reside within a particular area or development, such as a subdivision or a condominium. The members of such an association enforce any restrictions on the use of property, and both provide and manage community facilities.
A nonprofit association that manages the common areas of a condominium or planned unit development (PUD). Unit owners pay to the association a fee to maintain areas owned jointly. See common area assessment. Back
An association of homeowners in a particular subdivision, planned unit development (PUD), or condominium organized to manage the common area of the development and to enforce the association rules and regulations.
A group that governs a subdivision, condominium or planned community. The association collects monthly fees from all owners to pay for common area maintenance, handle legal and safety issues and enforce the covenants, conditions, and restrictions set by the developer.
Organization made up of homeowners in a development with the purpose of overseeing community facilties for residents.
An organization formed by homeowners in a subdivision or a condominium giving certain homeowners decision-making responsibilities for the welfare of the entire subdivision or condominium.
An elected group that governs a subdivision or planned community. It collects fees from owners to maintain common areas and enforce covenants, conditions and restrictions set by the developer and the association itself.
An organization of owners in a condominium, planned unit development or subdivision. Its purpose is to enforce deed restrictions and to manage common elements of development.
Homeowner's of a particular area, community, planned unit development (PUD), or complex that come to an agreement about the rules and regulations along with property management.
The non-profit organization that oversees the common elements in a planned unit development (PUD) or condominium project.
A homeowners' association, (or, as they are known in the industry, community association) is an organization comprised of all owners of unitshttp://www.onthecommons.com/FOLEY%20v%20OSBORNE%20COURT.rtf James Foley v. Osborne Court Condominium, et al.; C.A. No. 96-360; Superior Court of Rhode Island, Newport; 1999 R.I.
