​HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION

​Covenants & Property Standards

Tanners Creek is a deed-restricted community. Your deed makes your property subject to the recorded covenants that govern Tanners Creek — they are legal obligations that bind every owner, whether you live here or rent the home out.

Part of living here means keeping your property in a "neat and attractive condition."

Properties are inspected regularly, including from the alleyways, and citations are issued to the owner of record when violations are observed. The first time a violation is cited, a letter is also sent to the physical property address if it differs from the mailing address recorded in the property's file.

Resident Guidance — Violations & Property Standards
This guide, linked below, explains what our inspector looks for, what each violation means, how to correct it, and how the violation process works from first notice through fines. Owners and residents should review it and keep it for reference. The guide is thorough but not exhaustive; anything our governing documents prohibit is enforceable whether or not it is listed.

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Tanners Creek HOA Violations - Resident Guidance Document Link: Please CLICK HERE.

Fees and Fines
The HOA does not charge a fee or fine when a First & Final Notice or a Hearing Notice is issued.

The only HOA fine in the violation process comes after a hearing has been held and the Board has voted to advance the matter to the fines stage.

Any fee or fine charged by another party — a property management company, landlord, or rental agency — is not levied, controlled, or collected by the Tanners Creek HOA.