POA FAQsWhat is a POA?
The Longhills Village Property Owner's Association exists to provide for maintenance, preservation and architectural control of the Longhills Village Subdivision. What are the responsibilities of the POA? The POA is responsible for the maintenance, preservation and architectural control of the Longhills Village Subdivision. For more information, please see the Bill of Assurance, Articles of Incorporation and/or the By-Laws. Who are the members of the POA? All recorded lot owners of the Longhills Village Subdivision are members of the POA. Who may serve on the Board of Directors of the POA? Any member of the POA who is in good standing (see By Laws for a description of members in good standing). What is the Bill of Assurance and what does it do? The Bill of Assurance is a signed covenant that is binding on all property owners. Agreement on this covenant is made at the time of closing during the purchase of a Longhills Village property. The Bill of Assurance seeks to assure that the beauty of our community is maintained and preserved. The POA board has been given the authority to enforce all covenants. How are my POA dues spent? All POA dues are spent to conduct the business of the POA board. Such business includes the the preservation and maintenance of our community. For more information, please see the Budget page. What do I do if my neighbor's activities are annoying or illegal? It is always best to meet with your neighbor face to face to discuss any annoying activities. If a personal face to face meeting does not resolve your issue, we suggest that you do one of the following: 1. If the activity is NOT illegal and is a violation of the LHVPOA bill of assurance or by-laws, go to the Neighborhood page and use the Report A Problem form to submit the issue to the POA board. Examples of such violations may include but are not exclusive to parking issues 2. If you believe the activity IS illegal, do not report this issue to the POA board, instead call the Benton Police Department. |