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Sometime in 2014 the Board of Directors (at that time), working with the HOA’s Attorneys, put together four amendments to our governing documents. Early in 2020 the HOA finally obtained the necessary votes to pass three of the four amendments.

Passing amendments to our governing documents is intentionally difficult. And as residents move out of the neighborhood, their votes can no longer be counted. This is the reason it took so long to move this campaign forward to completion.

Two of the successfully passed amendments impact the Warranty Deed Restrictions. This governing document requires 75% of eligible Members to vote in the affirmative to pass an amendment. 

One of the successfully passed amendments impacts the Code of Regulations (By-laws).  This governing document requires 67% of eligible Members to vote in the affirmative to pass an amendment.

In May, the amendments were filed with the State of Ohio.

You can read the exact language incorporated into these two documents here https://villageatalumcreek.atlassian.net/wiki/download/attachments/679936122/2020 Amendment Filing.pdf?api=v2.  

The following is a recap of what was changed to each document.

Changes to the Warranty Deed Restrictions

Amendment A – Section 2.25 was added to prohibit certain classified Tier II and Tier III sexual offenders/child-victim offenders from living in our community.

Amendment B – Section 9.02 was replaced with language permitting the mailing of communications to homeowners via regular U.S. mail rather than by certified mail. The Warranty Deed Restrictions language is now aligned with language in the Code of Regulations.

Change to Code of Regulations (By-laws)

Amendment C – The fifth sentence of section 4.01 was deleted and replaced with a new paragraph extending the term of a Trustee from one to three years. Trustees will serve staggered terms so there are always experienced Trustees on the Board that can acquaint and train new Trustees.

Amendment D, which limited our ability to rent homes in the community, failed to obtain the required percentage of affirmative votes.

If you have questions regarding these changes, please use the Contact HOA Trustees option on our website.

Sincerely,

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