Frequently Asked Questions
What is the annual HOA Assessment used for?
The annual HOA assessment is primarily used to pay Tipmont REMC for the electricity for our streetlights. As development continues, additional streetlights will be added as needed. The maintenance of the entrance on Concord Road is also a major expense for the HOA. The landscapers mow regularly and keep the fence line and flower beds cleaned out. The trees and shrubs are also periodically trimmed. The HOA also pays insurance to protect the fencing and the monument in case of damage. The current assessment is $120 per year and is due by January 31 of each year.
Are all homeowners required to pay the HOA annual assessment?
Yes. All homeowners owning a lot in Stones Crossing Subdivision benefit from the safety and appearance of the subdivision. The annual assessment provides the funds to pay for the electricity for street lights, mowing of the common area along Concord Road, and maintenance of the Stones Crossing entrance.
Do we need to submit a request to the HOA Board for architectural changes to our home or lot?
Yes, any and all architectural modifications, changes, or additions to your home must be approved by the HOA Board. This includes fences, sheds, swimming pools, sidewalks, driveways, and even to changes to color of your home or sheds. Please read the Architectural Guidelines page for more information.
How often are HOA meetings held?
The annual meeting of the Stones Crossing Homeowners Association is held in December of each year. All homeowners are welcome to attend, but you must be current with your previous year's assessment in order to vote at the annual meeting. The date and time of the annual meeting is general posted on the NEWS page.
The HOA Board of Directors meets regularly on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Any homeowner may submit a concern using the contact form on this website.
Where can I find the Stones Crossing Covenants?
The Stones Crossing Covenants may be downloaded in PDF format from the Covenants & Plats page.