How much are the annual homeowner’s dues? The dues are $50.00 per household. Dues will increase to $100.00 beginning in 2025.
When are they due? When are they considered past due? The dues are due by the annual meeting each year which usually occurs during the third week of May. They are considered past due after June 30th, however, a late fee of $15.00 may be billed to your account if the dues are not paid by August 31st.
What happens if I don’t pay my dues? A notice will be mailed out to alert you about the potential for a lien being filed. Your property will be charged for the filing fees and a late fee which will be added to the total amount owed. If you sell or refinance your home, the lien will have to be paid before a loan can be closed.
Does Hunter’s Pointe Subdivision have protective covenants? Yes. All three phases had separate covenants but were merged together as each phase became established.
Where can I get a copy of the Protective Covenants? For a copy of the original covenants of Phase I, click here. For a copy of the original covenants of Phase II, click here. For a copy of the original covenants of Phase III, click here. For a copy of the original amendment merging Phase I and II, click here. And for a copy of the original amendment merging Phase I and II with Phase III, click here.
Does the City of Madison have ordinances regarding property maintenance? Yes. In December of 2018, the City of Madison passed a resolution adopting The International Property Maintenance Code (2018 Edition). In the case of city ordinances that conflict with an HOA’s covenants, the city’s ordinances will take precedence. For a copy of the resolution, click here.
Does the city of Madison have an animal ordinance? Yes, they do. For a copy of the ordinance, click here
What is the trash collection and recycling schedule? Trash is picked up in our neighborhood on Tuesday and Friday, and recycling is collected on Friday. For more detailed information about trash and recycling pickups, please click here
Is there an architectural review committee that has to approve changes I make to my property? No there is not, however, if the work requires a permit from the city, they will not issue one until the board sends a letter of approval. To expedite the process, please send an email to the HPHA outlining the work you are having done (the more information, the better) and a letter will be sent to the Buildings and Permits Department. To contact the Buildings & Permits Department, you can call 601-856-8958 or email publicworks@madisonthecity.com.
Are homeowners allowed to operate a business out of their home? Some people are allowed to run a small business out of their home, however, there are restrictions on the size and type of business that a homeowner may operate. To see an article about the city’s ordinance for home businesses, click here.