Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) are the rules that govern the use of property in the Crown Colony Improvement Association. They are legal documents recorded with the county and apply to all homeowners and future buyers. When you purchased your home here, you agreed to follow these rules as part of being a member of the HOA.
Why CC&Rs Matter
CC&Rs are designed to:
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Protect property values
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Maintain a clean and safe neighborhood
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Promote a consistent appearance and use of homes and lots
Examples of What CC&Rs Might Regulate:
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Exterior changes to your home (like paint color, fences, or additions)
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Parking rules (e.g., no RVs or boats in driveways)
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Landscaping and lawn care standards
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Restrictions on business use or short-term rentals
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Maintenance responsibilities
How Are CC&Rs Enforced?
The HOA board is responsible for enforcing the CC&Rs. If a rule is violated, the board may send a notice, offer an opportunity to correct the issue, and in some cases, issue fines or take legal action.
Changing the CC&Rs
Because they’re recorded legal documents, changing CC&Rs requires the changes must be filed with the county.
There are some restrictions for living in Crown Colony. Please download our printable copy of representative restrictions (PDF) for Crown Colony. Note that there are numerous “sections” in Crown Colony all of which have similar restrictions.
There are several restrictions that we get asked about the most. Please click here to read a “Summary of Most Frequently Used Restrictions” (PDF).
Click the links below to view our First Amended Bylaws for Crown Colony and our First Consolidated and Restatement of Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions for Crown Colony (DCCR).
Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions – DCCR (PDF)