Frequently Asked Questions

Dues

Dues are invoiced annually on December 15 and are due 30 days later on January 15.  Dues are used to fund the activities of the PCOA for the calendar year.  These activities include securtiy patrol, newsletter, directory, neighborhood activities, maintenance of landscaping and common areas, funds for additional landscaping, administration, bookkeeping and utilities.  The dues for 2011 are $210.00.

Meetings

The PCOA Shareholders meet twice a year in May and October.  Notice of the exact date, time and meeting place are sent out two weeks prior to the meeting.  The Board of Directors meets the third Tuesday of every other month at the Pebble Creek Development office at 6:00 pm.

1. If I want to install a playset in my yard, do I have to get approval? 

Yes!  In accordance with the deed restrictions of Pebble Creek, ALL structures need to get prior approval from the Architectual Control Committee, especially if visible from ANY public view.  These would include, but are not limited to: outbuildings, play-sets, play houses, flagpoles, dog kennels, trampolines, swimming pools, patio covers, awnings, additions, satelite dishes, etc.  Please visit the HOA Documents page for additional guidelines for approved structures.  All plans need to be submitted in duplicate to the Association office and given 30 days for the approval process.

2. Can I keep a boat or RV in my driveway? 

NO.  The storage of any recreational vehicle or trailer is prohibited in public view.  If a homeowner will be using a boat or RV, then it can be in the driveway for no longer than 3 days.  There is abolutely no overnight parking in the street.

3. Can I store my trashcan wherever I want?

NO. All trash receptacles must be stored out of publc view-if it can be seen from the street, that would be considered public view. If you would like to install a screen within your side yard or driveway to hide your trashcan, please contact the HOA office to submit plans for the structure.

4. What are the landscaping requriements for my home?

All initial landscaping must be submitted for approval by the Architectural Control Committee, and replacement landscaping must be mature, established plantings. Please keep in mind, foundations must be concealed from view with landscaping as per the deed restrictions. As always, landscaping must be kept in a neat and healthful condition, and beds must be kept free of weeds.