Why should I become a member?

  • There is power in numbers
  • You want to maintain your property value
  • You want to be proud of the area where you live and not be embarrassed when you have visitors
  • You want your streets to be obstacle free so you, your loved ones, and your friends can drive safely
  • You want a crime-free neighborhood
  • You want to make friends so if you need help, you know who to call
  • You want a website that contains current information
  • You want to have a garage sale without paying for the ad personally
  • You know our progress requires financial support and $30 a year is a real bargain, and you want to do your part to support the efforts of the HOA
  • You want the opportunity to volunteer to be an officer, director, or block captain if you so choose
  • You want to receive a directory of members and their contact information

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What has the HOA accomplished?

  • Pay for a street light at the corner of Oakview Drive and Hwy 27 to make turning safer
  • Added additional lighting to illuminate the entry sign
  • Won court cases restricting businesses in the neighborhood
  • Successfully removed renters who were running businesses from their homes
  • Required the removal of dangerous reptiles and insects from a home and around others
  • Successfully required the clean-up of swimming pools and/or debris from lots
  • Worked with Kerr County to control speeding traffic on Oakview and Skyview Drives
  • Constructed new entry signs with the website address and notation that we are a restricted neighborhood and working to update same
  • Contacted Kerr County title companies to ensure all buyers are receiving copies of restrictions
  • Successfully had tractor trailer, RV's, and unsightly trailers removed from streets
  • Enforced the restriction for only 3 pets in several instances
  • Successfully had livestock removed from the neighborhood
  • Called the county for street repair, which they responded to immediately
  • Sent multiple certified letters for non-compliance as a precursor to court filings when residents do not respond to requests to follow restrictions
  • Compiled and delivered membership directory to those who paid current dues
  • Held yearly meetings to update members on problems and progress and to elect officers
  • Paid for neighborhood garage sale ads each year
  • Paid legal fees for legal advice and court cases
  • Had speed sign installed on Oakview Drive
  • Resolved dangerous gun issue
  • Enforced single family residence restrictions in homes in which multiple unrelated families were living together
  • A better website has been created and will be maintained by a local website designer
  • Added sign on Skyview indicating we are a restricted neighborhood

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