The HOA Board's goal is to ensure accurate information is disseminated and to ensure our Covenant's & Restrictions are followed. Please see FAQ below:
Most home and lot owners pay $250 per home/lot for Annual Dues each year.
There are a few exceptions, primarily the larger and newer townhouses. The reason for the exception is because an extra "buildable lot" was used, and the dues for the extra lot are split between the adjoining townhouses. For example:
If three townhouses were built on four lots, the dues are calculated as follows:
Regular Annual Dues x 1.33 = Total Annual Dues
If two townhouses were built on three lots, the dues are calculates as follows:
Regular Annual Dues x 1.50 = Total Annual Dues
The owner of these townhouses also gets the commensurate extra percentage vote
at the Annual Meeting.
If you or the homeowner is unsure about the Annual Dues, please check with the Board EagleBluffHOABoard@gmail.com
HOA dues are primarily used to maintain the neighborhood entrance (landscaping, sprinklers, lighting, fountain, and seasonal decorations) as well as to maintain the street lights.
The HOA also sponsors two annual social gatherings (generally one in the summer and one during the holiday season), which includes dinner/drinks and is complimentary to all residents.
A complete FAQ is provided on the Golf Course Page:
Our Covenant & Restrictions are very clear about signs for real estate agents. Article I, "General Covenants," Section 8, states: "The only signs permitted shall be one professionally painted owner's sign or one licensed brokerage sign per lot advertising the sale of a residence or of an unimproved lot and for no other purpose. Lots adjoining a property line with the golf course may have one additional sign visible to the golf course."
The Board does allow Open House signs. They shall be put up on the day of the Open House and removed the same day. Directional signs are not permitted on any other day. No signs are permitted at the entrance except for an Open House.
Our Covenant & Restrictions are very clear about fences. All fences must be approved by the HOA Board. You must complete a Renovation Application before any fence can be installed. The form can be found on the first page of this website.
Article I, Section 2(a), "Residential Use," states that all Lots are for residential use only. Section 2(b) states that residential applies to temporary as well as permanent uses. No Lot or Unit designated as "residential" shall be used for business purposes..
The Board allows long-term renting, but does not allow renting by the day, week, or month. Contracts are expected to be yearly. Renting by the day, week, or month would be considered a business. Therefore, an Airbnb is not an approved rental.
Article I, Section 2(a), "Residential Use," states that all Lots are for residential use only. Section 2(b) states that residential applies to temporary as well as permanent uses. No Lot or Unit designated as "residential" shall be used for business purposes..
The Board allows people to work from home and have a small home office/business, as long as the "business" being conducted does not cause a nuisance. Examples: Real estate agents working from home, management consulting, and embroidering the Eagle Bluff logo on golf shirts.
The Board has decided that Yard Sales and Estate Sales cause a nuisance (Part One, Article 1, Definitions, Item m.). Also, professional signage must be used (see signage policy above).
Yard Sales: The Board conducts one EB HOA Yard Sale per year. The Board advertises it and has purchased professional signage. If a person or group of persons wants to have a Yard Sale, they must request Board approval in writing to the President of the HOA. Professional signage is required. No hand-written signage is permitted.
Estate Sale: The Board understands that there are times when Estate Sales are necessary. The Board requests notification of the Estate Sale in writing and that the business conducting the Estate Sale uses professional signage and does not cause a safety issue with parking.