Pine Meadow Village
Development Standards (CC&R's) provide details on the development’s architectural standards and guidelines, approved building materials, and Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs) including information on notices, fines and appeals. CC&Rs are policies and procedures designed to keep our neighborhood a desirable, safe and attractive place to live.
The CC&Rs
are fair to all owners and are meant to protect us and our property values. We encourage all homeowners to work through issues and violations of the CC&R’s with their neighbors before seeking enforcement from the HOA On-Site Manager and Board of Directors.
Short Term Rentals
Updated PMV Rental Resolution Approved May 2023
Article 6, Section 6.1 of the PMV CC&R’s states “owners shall be permitted to rent the living unit to a maximum of 6 people when owner is not in occupancy”. Children of all ages count towards that total maximum of 6. The HOA requires owners using their living unit as a rental to register with the PMV General Manager.
The PMV Board of Directors approved this
PMV Short Term Rental Resolution, which includes pool/spa guidelines in the May 2023 board meeting. All STR owners and property managers are required to become familiar with this updated rental resolution and ensure their renters are informed and willing to comply with these guidelines.
PMV Parking
More information regarding parking guidelines in PMV may be found in
here.
CC&R Compliance
The PMV HOA On-Site Manager and
Board of Directors will work cooperatively with homeowners, who are in violation of CC&Rs and will enforce these important CC&Rs fairly and judiciously. In concert with CC&Rs, owners may find a
Summary of Rules and Regulations helpful. These short and concise documents may also be useful for owners who rent their properties and wish to provide guidance to their renters.
Enforcement actions are intended to achieve compliance with the CC&R’s, NOT to generate revenue or pursue legal actions. The Board of Directors will exercise the right to determine if a violation has occurred and will use a test of reasonableness, and common sense.
