The Heights at Jackson Creek has never been governed by a Homeowners Association. When the developer created the covenants, enforcement of them was transferred to the Design Review Committee, not an HOA. (See Assignment of CCC&Rs) The Design Review Committee ceased to exist within the next year or two.

In 2003, some homeowners organized a vote attempting to modify the covenants and create an HOA with the power to collect dues ($89 per year) and enforce covenants. The Design Review Committee was seen as having weak authority, perhaps most notably, the inability to fine people who did not comply with the covenants and the lack of any source of funding. Classic Homes, Inc. contributed $10,000 in funding to help the neighborhood fund the effort to draft amendments to the covenants and organize a vote on the matter. The homeowners involved hired an attorney to handle the election, create a corporation and draft the modification of covenants. As part of this past attempt, the Heights at Jackson Creek Community Organization was filed with the Secretary of State.

The neighborhood voted and the attempt to modify the covenants failed. The entity they created was administratively dissolved on September 24, 2004.

For more information you can read the following articles published by Our Community News:

• OCN - Important vote facing the Heights
• OCN - Heights at Jackson Creek Update
• OCN - Heights at Jackson Creek vote to amend the covenants failed

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