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Tallant Farms HOA: Homeowner Guide to Covenants & Restrictions1. Introduction
Welcome to Tallant Farms! This guide summarizes the key rules and responsibilities in simple
terms to help you understand what’s expected as a homeowner in our community. The HOA
exists to maintain property values, keep common areas in good condition, and ensure a high
quality of life for all residents.2. Homeowner Rights & Responsibilities
What You Own:
● Your home and lot.
● Any structures, landscaping, and improvements within your lot’s boundaries.
● A shared interest in community common areas.What You Must Maintain:
● Your home’s exterior (including paint, siding, and roof).
● Your yard (mowing, weeding, and general upkeep).
● Driveways, fences, and walkways on your property.
● Any modifications made to your home (with prior HOA approval).3. Allowed & Prohibited Activities
What’s Allowed:
● Routine home maintenance and landscaping.
● Outdoor decorations that follow HOA guidelines.
● Pets (subject to local leash laws and HOA pet policies).
● Guests and gatherings (within reasonable noise levels).What’s Not Allowed:
● Parking on lawns or blocking sidewalks.
● Leaving trash cans visible from the street except on collection days.
● Major exterior modifications without HOA approval.
● Operating a business from home that creates excessive traffic or disturbances.
● Storing boats, RVs, or trailers in driveways or streets.4. Architectural & Property Guidelines
● Any changes to your home’s exterior (paint color, additions, major landscaping) must be
pre-approved by the HOA.
● Fences must follow community height and design guidelines.
● Satellite dishes must be placed in HOA-approved locations.
● Lawns must be kept in good condition (no overgrown grass or dead plants).5. HOA Fees & Assessments
● Annual HOA Dues: Every homeowner pays dues to maintain common areas and
community amenities.
● Special Assessments: If unexpected expenses arise, additional fees may be required.
● Late Payments: Unpaid dues result in fines, interest charges, and potential legal action.6. Community Amenities & Common Areas
● Access & Usage: Residents and their guests may use parks, pools, and shared spaces
following posted rules.
● Maintenance: The HOA is responsible for upkeep, but homeowners must report issues.
● Private Property Encroachment: Do not extend personal landscaping, furniture, or
decorations into common areas.7. Violations & Enforcement
● Warning Notices: First-time violations may result in a written warning.
● Fines & Penalties: Repeated violations lead to monetary fines.
● Lien on Property: Unresolved fines may result in legal action or a lien against the home.
● Dispute Resolution: Homeowners can appeal HOA decisions through a formal review
process.8. Miscellaneous Rules & Exceptions
● Renters: Homeowners are responsible for ensuring their tenants follow all HOA rules.
● Street Parking: Some streets may have specific restrictions—check with the HOA.
● Holiday Decorations: Must be removed within a reasonable timeframe after the holiday.
● Noise Restrictions: Quiet hours are enforced to maintain a peaceful neighborhood.Questions?
For more details, visit the HOA website or contact the HOA Board. Following these guidelines
ensures a great community for everyone!