FAQs
How much are HOA Dues and when are they due?
A: $150.00 due March 1st of each year.
Q: Why do I pay Dues?
A: The Hills of Oakmont consists of 22 acres of common/grass areas and trails that must be maintained (and repaired when needed) The subdivision has 2 playground that require upkeep and maintenance. Since we are outside of city limits, we pay an electricity bill for street lights. Dues also pay for insurance, taxes, and any additional costs that arise like tree maintenance. We also have insurance and costs that are associated with billing, etc. Dues also cover any additional costs that arise like tree removal, for example.
Q: Is the HOA over-billing the Homeowners and stock piling money?
A: NO. You are not being over-billed. Dues cover the costs of Hills of Oakmont bills like electricity and mowing expenses. It is important to have a savings to also cover unexpected issues like trail repair, poor drainage, tree maintenance, playground maintenance, etc.
Q: If I want to make changes to my home/property, who do I contact.
A: Contact the Design Review Committee. They meet the first week of every month to review/approve requests.
Q: Why can’t I leave my trashcan outside?
A: It is prohibited by the Covenants and Restrictions. They must remain out of sight.
Q: Why did I receive a Violation?
A: If you are not in compliance with the Covenants and Restrictions a Violation is issued to correct the incident.
Q: How are Violations enforced?
A: A Violation is issued allowing the Homeowner to correct said Violation. If it is not corrected in a timely manner, a Non Compliance letter is issued and the matter is taken to the HOA attorney. At that point, all legal fees and/or court costs become the responsibility of the home owner in violation.