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Pool Opens on Saturday, May 10th
Our pool opens on Saturday, May 10th and is open from 6 am – 11 pm.
Please go to the POOL section for relevant info on all pool rules, youth pool passes and what to do if you lost your pool key fob.
If your 2025 HOA dues are not paid in full and/or have an ACC violation fine balance then your pool key will be deactivated and you are not permitted access to any of the neighborhood amenities per our HOA covenant’s rules.
Waterbury Cove's Proposed 3 Amendments to our Covenants. The voting results are in....
The Waterbury Cove HOA board had proposed 3 new amendments for our Waterbury Cove's covenants. Per our covenants, 2/3rds of all homeowners would need to vote YES for any of these proposed amendments to pass – or 74 homeowners (of our total 110 homes) would need to vote YES.
The voting period has ended and the results are;
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an amendment to establish an initiation fee that is paid by the new homeowner when your house is sold. This practice is relatively common for other subdivisions in our area and would be $823 (110% of our annual HOA dues) to be paid by the new homeowner at the time of closing. This new homeowner initiation fee would provide our HOA a new revenue source besides the $748 annual HOA dues that you now pay. As we see costs for services (pool, landscaping, management company, utilities...) rise, the HOA needs higher revenues to meet our monthly expenses and build up our reserve account for funding special projects. If this proposed amendment does not pass, then the board will likely raise all homeowners' annual HOA dues to generate the needed revenue. The board is encouraging all homeowners to vote YES for this proposed amendment.
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Voting Results: Yes Votes = 62 No Votes = 12 # homeowners who did not vote = 36 >> 84% of homeowners (who voted) voted YES for this proposed amendment
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This amendment does not pass – failed. Did not reach the required 74 YES votes.
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an amendment to allow a basketball goal in your backyard with certain conditions. Our current covenants only allow a portable basketball goal in your driveway.
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Voting Results: Yes Votes = 38 No Votes = 35 # homeowners who did not vote = 37 >> 52% of homeowners (who voted) voted YES for this proposed amendment
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This amendment does not pass – failed. Did not reach the required 74 YES votes.
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an amendment to prohibit a homeowner from leasing their entire basement and/or the entire upper level of their house. A "roommate" is allowed provided the homeowner is living in the house and the "roommate" has access to all common living areas (kitchen, living room, dining room...) of the house. The board has received feedback from other homeowners on issues with too many cars parked on the street - this amendment could impact that by limiting the number of people living in the house.
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Voting Results: Yes Votes = 39 No Votes = 35 # homeowners who did not vote = 36 >> 53% of homeowners (who voted) voted YES for this proposed amendment
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This amendment does not pass – failed. Did not reach the required 74 YES votes.
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So, none of these 3 proposed amendments passed. No changes to our current covenants. While there was significant interest in enacting a new homeowner initiation fee to minimize the need to raise our annual HOA dues it still did not get the required 74 YES votes for it to be approved…12 YES votes short for passing. The other two proposed amendments were fairly evenly divided on Yes/No votes.
Please reach out to any board member if you have any questions.
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