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Effective February 13, 2020

Problem

Homeowners are not following the vehicle parking restrictions specified in the Deed Restrictions.

The section of the VAC HOA Deed Restrictions that apply to this policy are:

  • Section 2.03

No truck over one ton, trailer, boat, camper, recreational or commercial vehicle shall be parked or stored on any Lot unless it is in a garage or other vehicle enclosure out of view from the street and abutting properties, provided, however, that nothing herein shall prohibit the occasional nonrecurring temporary parking of such truck, trailer, boat, camper, recreational vehicle or commercial vehicle on the premises for a period not to exceed twenty-four (24) hours in any period of ten (10) days. No automobile or motor-driven vehicle shall be left upon any Lot for a period longer than seven (7) days in a condition wherein it is not able to be operated upon the public highway. After such period the vehicle shall be considered a nuisance and detrimental to the welfare of the above described real estate and shall be removed there from.

Policy

The following clarifies these restrictions.

  1. Certain types of vehicles CANNOT be parked in your driveway or on any lot in our community for more than 24 hours within a 10 day period. These types of vehicles must be in your garage or stored outside of our community.


    This includes but is not limited to:

    1. Boat

    2. Camper

    3. Recreational Vehicle

    4. Wave Runner

    5. Dump truck or other heavy construction equipment

    6. Trailer

    7. Box Truck

    8. Pick-up Truck with more than four tires (aka Dualies and Tandem axle trucks)

    9. Panel Van

    10. Bus

    11. Semi


    Since you cannot have a shed or other unattached building on your property, the “other vehicle enclosure” described in the restrictions has no impact on our policy or its enforcement.

    The Board recognizes there will be times when you need to store such items outside of your garage for more than a 24 hour period. We ask that you communicate those requirements to the Board ahead of time to avoid a Violation Notice and/or the assessment of fines. Communication can be done via the Contact Us page on our website (www.villageatalumcreek.org) or by contacting the management company by email, U S Mail, or by phone. Approval of the Board must be obtained. Approval for more than a seven (7) day period will not be granted.

  2. If your automobile or motor-driven vehicle can NOT be operated on a public highway, it MUST be stored in your garage or stored outside of our community. After the vehicle has set in your driveway or on any lot in our community for more than seven (7) days it will be considered a nuisance. Violation Notices will be sent to the homeowner and fines will be assessed per our Enforcement Policy. Legal action will be pursued at the owners expense if the situation is not remedied via notices from the HOA.

    Inoperable includes but is not limited to vehicles with:

    1. Flat tire(s)

    2. Expired License plate

    3. Mechanical failure that prevents the vehicle from functioning as designed

    4. Body damage that prevents the vehicle from functioning as designed

    The Board recognizes there may be circumstances when you need more than the seven (7) days spelled out in the deed restrictions to take care of an inoperable vehicle. We ask that you communicate those requirements to the Board ahead of time to avoid a Violation Notice and/or the assessment of a fine. Communication can be done via the Contact Us page on our website (www.villageatalumcreek.org) or by contacting the management company by email, U S Mail, or by phone. Approval of the Board must be obtained. Approval of more than a thirty (30) day period will not be granted.

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