Creating A Great Community For All Residents
Do you want to make an improvement to the outside of your house/property?
Before you start your dream project, our covenants require the Architectural Control Committee (ACC) to approve your dream project BEFORE you begin
The following steps explain the process of getting your application submitted to the ACC
Send Your Application and Application Fee to the Association
These are the current covenants that are in force.
The board is currently working with a lawyer to get the covenants changed to closer reflect the times. A vote, and a copy, of the newly proposed will be here once the lawyer gives the board the legal ok for our proposed documents.
These are the current Bylaws in force.
Below are other various Rules and Regulations in force.
1. Architectural Control-Design Standards (note- Please send them to the Board and not Aimee)
2. Motorized Vehicles
3. Pet Control
4. Horses
Before any outdoor improvement can be made on a property, an ACC Application needs to be approved by the ACC before any work begins. Download it, send it to the the board, and it will go through the approval process as noted here.
Download the Association's Collection Policy to understand how and when interest payments will be applied towards the non-payment of dues.
Here is a sample of how quickly interest and fees can be accrued if a lawyer needs to be involved to collect any past due invoices.
This link will take you to all of the Association's files that have been digitized so far.
*This link works well for users who have a google account. If you do not have a google account, right click the link and open in a new tab to view the files. We are working on a fix to make this simpler and this warning will be removed when it is completed.
$300/quarter
This is the standard HOA dues that most homeowners in the association pay. The dues for this goes towards:
1. The water delivery contract with the county
2. Repayment of the loan for the water pipeline
3. Payment for the certified water manager and bookkeeper
4. Savings put towards the Association's Emergency Fund
4. Other minor administrative costs such as postage for communication with homeowners, etc.
This package includes up to 27,000 gallons of water per quarter. Any water overages above this amount are billed at $3.00 per 1000 gallons from 27,100 gallons to 45,000 gallons and $8.00per 1000 gallons for anything over 45,100 gallons.
$225
Very few properties in the association fall under this fee structure. This is used on properties that do not want to pull water from the infrastructure but are already tapped into it. For example this applies to the few undeveloped lots left in the association. Since the association's water contract is set for a pre-determined number of gallons and not end-users, the costs of pipe loan and administrative costs are passed onto all homeowners equally. Once a homeowner wants to have the water turned on to their property, a Water Initiation fee will be applied to get the water turned on and their bill will be changed to the all-inclusive package upon the next billing.
$500
This is the fee applied to the My Drinking Problem homeowners who want their water turned on, or other homeowners whose water had to be turned off due to not paying their bill.
$12,500
The water tap fee applies to any undeveloped properties that want access to our water infrastructure. This is a one time fee applied to all properties in the association.
$750/$15
For any changes of ownership/transfer of water services to another owner, buyer, etc. a fee of $750 will be applied to the property.
For any billing changes, i.e new owner, renter, etc. a $15 change of ownership fee will also be applied to the property.
Varies (See Fees Below)
Covenant Enforcement Fees $300-$500 per violation
Pet Violations $50 per violation
Architectural Control Violations $100 per violation
1% + $25/month
Interest will be charged to all homeowners who have not paid their bill on time at a rate of 1% per month and a late fee of $25 pr month as noted in the Association's Collection Policy.
In addition to interest for non-payments, homeowners who refuse to pay their dues, special assessments, accrued interest, etc. will be forwarded to the Association's lawyer who will use any legally means available to collect the balance. When this occurs, it will also be the homeowner's responsibility to pay for these collections which can drastically increase the balance owed as seen in this example of what happens when a balance is not paid or entered into a payment plan approved by the board of directors.
While the association has the ability to pursue collections through the lawyer, if you are experiencing a financial hardship, please reach out to the board to see if there are other options available for your situation.
Volunteer Opportunities-
2025 Fence Fixing Party- This will be held sometime in the Springtime before the cows are released
2025 Annual Association Meeting @ the Fred Field Center to be announced later
Next Board Meeting- To Be Announced
2024 Board Meeting Minutes
2023 Board Meeting Minutes- Files will be Uploaded Soon
All ACC decisions will be posted here soon.
Antelope Hills Association was stated by a local developer in 1978. Since the initial lot lines were developed, 117 properties have been added to the HOA. According to the county records, there are 4 sections to the neighborhood that have slightly different rules within each "zone" of the neighborhood. This is due to how the covenant were written, and the county's zoning allowances which will be briefly outlined below.
Section 2 (Housing Section) includes most of the houses on Antelope Road. Due to the largest lot sizes in the association, homeowners in this section are allowed to have up to 2 horses, or 1 cow, if the property is larger than 1 acre. This section allows for stick built or modular homes. Setbacks for this section are 25ft to the front, 15ft to the rear and sides for the residence and any outbuildings.
Section 1 (East Hill) includes all of the houses on Deer Trail, Fawn Drive, Doe Circle and the few Mesa Loop houses in between these roads. This housing section is unique because the county allows modular, stick built, or mobile homes. Setbacks for this section are 25ft to the front, 15ft to the rear and sides.
West Antelope Creek- Includes a couple properties on Antelope Road that were thought to be part of Section 2. A review of what specific rules apply to this section is underway and will be announced at a later date.
Mobile Home Section (Mobile Homes) includes all homes on Ridge Lane, Sage Lane, Willow Lane and Mesa Loop minus the exceptions listed above. Only single floor mobile and stick built homes are allowed in this section. This housing section is unique because, due to the smaller lot sizes, outbuildings can be placed within 5ft of the lot lines on the sides and rear of the main residence which is unlike all other sections in the neighborhood.
Mobile Home Member #1- Term Year 1 of 3
Section 1 Member #1- Term Year 2 of 3
Mobile Home Member #2- Term Year 1 of 3
Section 2 Member #1- Term Year 1 of 3
Section 1 #2- Term 3 Years
Section 2 #2-
Term Year 1 of 3
Section 2 #2- Term 3 Years
Any Section as long as there is no more than 7 total members- Term 3 Years
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