About registrations
On
or about August 1, 2008 a letter from the Property Owners Association (POA) Board was mailed to all then
current owners announcing the launch of the website. Instructions for
registering are contained in the letter along with each resident's unique
Authorization Code.
Request your Authorization Code
Future owners with a ratified purchase contract
Future owners with a ratified sales contract on a resale lot or home
Contacting the POA Board
Note: Your Authorization Code is only needed to register.
Request your Authorization Code
If you have misplaced the letter or no longer have your copy, we can send it to you via email. Simply drop a quick email to the Site Administrator requesting it. You will need to provide your name and Lot # to validate that you are a current owner in good standing.
Future owners with a ratified purchase contract
Future owners can request information about registration from the POA Board.
Future owners with a ratified sales contract on a resale lot or home
If you are purchasing a resale lot or home from a current owner, you should receive a letter from the POA after you close on the purchase. The POA receives notice from the settlement company transferring POA membership to you. This process can potentially take from 30 to 60 days. To expedite the process, new homeowners should contact the POA Board directly providing the necessary information and documentation about your purchase.
Contacting the POA Board
Every section of the Website has a contact page that displays the contact information for the POA Board.