Deed Restrictions

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To ensure we can cover all expected annual operating costs and capital repair expenditures in a timely manner, we appreciate on-time payment of Annual HOA dues on March 31st every year.

To maintain the architectural standards of Summerfield Village, every homeowner plays a vital role in adhering to the standards set for our planned community. See also Architectural Modification for more guidance.

The list below represents owner maintenance responsibilities that should be performed on a regular basis, including, but not limited to:

• Keep lawn mowed below 6 inches in height and treat for weeds seasonally
• Keep all trash cans, recycle cans, yard waste bags and yard waste "screened from view" until the night before the scheduled pickup and screened from view again by the next day after pickup for the week has occurred.
• Keep tree limbs over sidewalks trimmed higher than 7 feet (Orange Township Ordinance)
• Keep tree limbs over street trimmed higher than 12 feet (Orange Township Ordinance)
• Keep vinyl house siding clean (North sides tend to get the most moss, mold and mildew buildup)
• Keep sidewalks safe for walking (severe cracks and uneven concrete slabs can prompt notices from Orange Township)
• Keep asphalt driveways looking good with a fresh coat of blacktop sealant at least once every 2 years.
• Keep mailbox looking good by repainting it once every 2 to 3 years, replacing mailbox flags as needed, and painting the numbers in Billiard Green. For mailboxes that are beyond repair, please contact Cedar Craft Products for a new mailbox. 

Summerfield Village HOA Trustees are permitted to take action for any violation of Article VIII, Section J: Vehicles of our Deed Restrictions. This section applies primarily to how long work trucks, trailers, boats, RV's and any other non-passenger vehicle can be parked in the streets or on the property.

For violations of street parking, sidewalk parking, parking in the circles or cul-de-sac's and junk vehicles, any SFV Homeowner can report the issue directly to the Delaware County Sheriff at: (740) 833-2800.