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Meeting Schedule for 2010:
The Annual Meeting will be
January 25, 2010 6:30 pm at the Jewish Community Center
All Homeowners are
encouraged to attend the Annual Meeting and any Board Meetings.
Board Meeting, Saturday
February 27 at 12:00 at 1865 Cat Tail Row
All Board Meetings for the
remainder of 2010 will be held at the St. Andrews Library:
April 24
- 12:00
June 26
- 12:00
August
28 - 12:00
October
30 - 12:00
December
18 - 12:00
The next Annual Meeting for
all Homeowners will be held on January 24, 2011 at 6:30. The
location will be determined at a later date.
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Community Resources:
Homeowner Questions:
- Why do I have to pay Association Dues?
- What do the Association Dues cover?
- How do I pay the Association Fees?
- Who do I make my check payable?
- What does our Association do?
- What are the Governing Documents?
- Where can I get a copy of the Governing Documents?
- What is a deed restriction?
- Why do I have to get the Association's permission for home improvements?
- What is the common area in Rice Hollow?
- What is a resale certificate?
- What does the Association's insurance cover?
- Are there any pet restrictions?
Why do I have to pay
Association Dues?
All Rice Hollow owners are required to pay Association
Dues by the governing documents of our Association. The
fees are annually and are used to fund services to
benefit everyone and to maintain, enhance and preserve
the value of Rice Hollow.
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What do the Association Dues
cover?
Association Dues are important for the maintenance of our
common area, entranceway, lighting and repair. It also
protects homeowners by providing liability insurance on
our common property and provides improvements desired by
the Association, and services to the owners.
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How do I pay the Association
Fees?
Owners have the responsibility to make sure they are
receiving their statements from The Rice Hollow Home Owners Assocation.. Owners can pay by
check or money order. All
checks and money orders must have the property address
and owners name on it. Payments should be sent to:
Rice Hollow Home Owners Association
P O Box 30936
Charleston, SC 29417
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Who do I make my check payable?
Your check or money order should be made payable to
"Rice Hollow HOA" and sent to Rice Hollow HOA,
Rice Hollow Home Owners Association
P O Box 30936
Charleston, SC 29417
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What does our Association do?
Rice Hollow Home Owners Association is a non-profit
corporation managed by a Board of Directors elected by
the owners. Board members are volunteers who work hard to
preserve the value of their properties and the properties
of their neighbors. The Board is responsible for the
management of the Association's funds, enforcement of
deed restrictions and the maintenance of the common area
in our neighborhood.
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What are the Governing
Documents?
The Governing Documents for Rice Hollow are the Articles
of Incorporation, By-Laws, Covenants and Restrictions
plus any Rules and Regulations, Resolutions or guidelines
that have been established by Rice Hollow's Homeowners
Association.
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Where can I get a copy of the
Governing Documents?
When you closed on your home you should have received a
copy from your attorney. Rice
Hollow's Governing Documents are recorded instruments so
they are also available through the County of Charleston.
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What is a deed restriction?
It is a part of the Covenants and Restrictions that you
agreed to when you bought your home. Through this
document, you agreed to certain standards of maintenance,
upkeep and behavior in order to make our community as
attractive and peaceful as possible for yourself and your
neighbors, and to enhance and preserve your property
values.
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Why do I have to get the
Association's permission for home improvements?
The Board of Directors work hard to ensure that your
intended improvements meet your community's standards as
set forth in the Governing Documents and avoids problems
that arise from the construction of improvements and the
use of colors or styles that conflict with others in your
neighborhood.
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What is the common area in
Rice Hollow?
It is the land for the use and enjoyment of the members
of the Association.
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What is a resale certificate?
The resale certificate is a disclosure by the Association
of the amount of the assessment and whether the
Association may foreclose to collect the assessment. It
further notifies the buyer whether the seller of the
property has (or has not) paid all assessments that are
due and whether there are any violations affecting the
real property being sold.
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What does the Association's
insurance cover?
The Association's insurance includes property and
casualty policies for all common area property. It also
includes Liability and Directors & Officers policies
that cover Directors, Committee Members and volunteers
working on behalf of the Association.
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Are there any pet restrictions?
Rice Hollow loves pets. We simply ask that you
use a leash, keep your pets from roaming free and clean
up after them.
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Rice Hollow Home Owners Association
P O Box 30936
Charleston, SC 29417
Phone: (843) 763-2760
Email: ricehollowhoa@yahoo.com