Hickory Point properties and its facilities and Common Areas are for the use and enjoyment of the Hickory Point Property Owners only. Owners must always accompany their guest. Trespassing, misuse or other violation may result in legal prosecution.

You will be asked to show proof of residency and current insurance, license number and proof of title on any vehicle, boat etc. that you are storing in the Common Lot Area. This will provide the Board Officers with the knowledge required to keep the Common Lot for its intended use and to keep violations to a minimum. You must be an Owner of Hickory Point Property and own the vehicle, boat etc. in order for it to remain parked in the Common Lot area. The HPPOA is not responsible nor do they insure any items contained within this Common Lot location. Storage of vehicles, boats, campers etc. titled to anyone other than a Property Owner is prohibited. If you are using the Common Lot for storage you must submit the Common Lot Storage Information form to the Board Officers. If you have a relative/ friend visiting from another State and would like a temporary pass approval to park their boat, camper etc. in the Common Area please submit the Temporary Use Of Common Lot form to the Board Officers and advise us of the issue at hand, length of time for the temporary pass, dates and the name of the Titled Owner to the vehicle or craft. Forms for submitting this information to the Board or to obtain a pass will be included in the back of this Guide.

The term vehicle as used herein means passenger van, passenger sports utility vehicles, motorcycles, and standard pick up trucks and cars that are used for sole automotive transportation of a lawful occupant of a resident within the Hickory Point Community.

No mechanical repair or restorative works to a vehicle or other item may be performed in the Common Lot Area or in the streets of the Hickory Point Community. Only emergency repairs necessary to enable the dialed vehicle to be moved or transported to a proper repair facility.

All vehicles (boats, jet skis, campers, trailers, motor homes, carts, etc) must display at all times a current License plate and stickers required by (their state of residence) State Laws and be in good operating order and must be maintained as such in order to remain parked on each lot and or the privileged use of the Common Lot Area. At no time are stored, junk, inoperable, unlicensed, improperly parked will be allowed to be stored on Owners Lots or in the Common Lot Area within Hickory Point. No vehicle resting on jacks and without properly inflated tires will be permitted in the Common Lot Area.

All Owners storing vehicles, boats etc. in the Common Lot Area ASSUME THE RESPONSIBILITY AND DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK!

The Common Lot Area Storage is on a first come first serve basis. Vehicles, boats, campers, motor homes etc. cannot be stored longer than six (6) months at a time without being moved from their parking space and maintained in a reasonable fashion. Please be considerate of other Owners who wish to use the Lot as well if the Lot is filling up and you have multiple storage spaces occupied.

Camping in the Common Lot Area is prohibited.

Any action, use or activity, which alters Hickory Point Homeowners Association property, is prohibited. This includes the performance of what might be considered maintenance, i.e. mowing grass, cutting down trees, removing bushes etc.

The HPPOA and/or other Association property, e.g. greenbelts, common areas, entrance etc., may not be used for storage of anything other than a licensed operational vehicle, boat or camper/motor home, staging and/or disposal of yard waste, building materials, garbage, trash or any other materials.

Only the HPPOA may change or alter HPPOA property and/or Common Area. If a tree located on HPPOA falls on a non-HPPOA property, the Owner should contact the President of the Association to determine the procedure to be followed.

The HPPOA may become aware of violations through Homeowners and inspections. Written signed complaints from HPPOA members alleging a violation will be investigated by the HPPOA. Upon completion of its investigation, the HPPOA will take the appropriate action, if necessary.

If the HPPOA believes the violation exists, it will issue a Notice or a Certificate of Default. The Certificate of Default initiates the commencement of the formal enforcement proceedings. If the Default (Violation) is not cured, the matter is turned over to the Association attorney for the continuation of the enforcement process through formal legal proceedings.

Owners are responsible for violations/defaults of their residents and tenants and for any failure of their tenants and/or residents to abide by the rules and standards.

The HPPOA is entitled to recover all costs it incurs exercising any of its rights under the Association, including seeking correction of default and or violations of the rules and standards. These costs include, but are not limited to administrative costs, attorney fees and court costs which are incurred by HPPOA in the course of enforcing rules and standards.

The Association may impose monetary fines (as well as enforcement and collection costs) for violations and/or Defaults. Fines are treated in the same manner as assessments and may be collected through the lien process applicable to the collection of assessments.