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The first Restrictive Covenants were recorded on May 27, 1968 with 17 items listed.
The second Restrictive Covenants were recorded March 18, 1981 with 14 items listed.
North Carolina General Statute 47F, Planned Community Act


Members - Mike Hussey (BOD), Chris Ezzelle, Bryon Yeager, Michael Fuhrman, Erik Fisher, Jason Thompson, & Robert Munoz
The maintenance committee is responsible for the care, preservation, and maintenance of all HOA-owned common areas, including neighborhood entrances, streets and roads, water access points, walking trails, and the community lake. This includes routine upkeep such as mowing, weed eating, planting shrubbery, and general grounds maintenance, as well as efforts to preserve the lake’s natural beauty, water quality, wildlife habitat, and overall ecological health.
Members - Rob Munoz (BOD), Adam Robertson, Terri Kane, & Carol Hussey
The architectural committee is responsible for enforcing the community’s architectural standards as it pertains to our Restrictive Covenants. This committee reviews the submitted building plans for new home construction, piers, and docks and approves or denies them in accordance with specifics pertaining to single-family dwellings as outlined below from Book 2811, Page 419 of the 1981 Restrictive Covenants-Easement.
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The community engagement committee can make new residents feel more at home and make the transition process into our neighborhood much easier. Members of this committee will drop by and greet new homeowners providing them with a welcome packet. They can also help familiarize the new homeowners with the community’s rules and processes. They should interact with existing community members soliciting input on future recommendations, improvements, and ideas that seek to improve the community. Other responsibilities include community event planning, information sharing, and social media outreach.
Members - Bryon Yeager (BOD)
The community watch committee promotes neighborhood safety and awareness by encouraging resident involvement, fostering communication with local law enforcement, and coordinating voluntary watch efforts within the community. The committee helps share safety information, identify and report concerns, and support initiatives that enhance overall security and quality of life for residents.
Our HOA management company is Little & Young. Please reach out to them directly for any questions on membership, payments, address changes, deed transfers, owner portal issues, realtor questions, etc.
Lori Gilbert @ 910-584-5400 Ext. 520 or lori@littleandyoung.net
Tammy Six @ 910-584-5400 Ext. 518 or tammy@littleandyoung.net
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