JudithT (North Carolina)
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Our association has never been incorporated since the developer left. All we currently have is a set of covenants which have no enforcement value, since we do not have a legal entity for an association.
We have been in contact with an attorney here in Asheville, NC, who formulated a generic North Carolina Planned Community Act for us to accept.
There is quite a bit of argument about this immense amount of legalese. People are afraid to approve it as it appears to be more than what we need for an association of 28 homes with no common areas, except at the entrance to our one-block subdivision.
I would like to hear if any other associations have been through this hurdle and can offer any advice or assistance.
Thanks
We have been in contact with an attorney here in Asheville, NC, who formulated a generic North Carolina Planned Community Act for us to accept.
There is quite a bit of argument about this immense amount of legalese. People are afraid to approve it as it appears to be more than what we need for an association of 28 homes with no common areas, except at the entrance to our one-block subdivision.
I would like to hear if any other associations have been through this hurdle and can offer any advice or assistance.
Thanks