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HOA Rules in Montgomery County, VA (2026)

2 rules for unincorporated Montgomery County, Virginia.

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Note: These county rules apply to unincorporated areas of Montgomery County. If you live within an incorporated city, that city's own rules apply: see the city list below.

Assessment & Dues

In Montgomery County outside Blacksburg and Christiansburg, PUD-TND Property Owners Association documents must provide for collecting dues, levies and assessments and give the association lien authority against a member's property for unpaid amounts.

PUD-TND HOA Assessments, Montgomery County VA

Some Restrictions

Montgomery County Code § 10-32

The Master Developer shall prepare documents which provide at a minimum that the POA shall accept title to any open space or Civic Lots which may be deeded to them, and shall provide for the maintenance of any common area improvements, private streets or sidewalks, rights-of-way, Civic Buildings, utilities, open space or Civic Lots or other property owned by the owners association. The document...

Board Governance

In Montgomery County outside Blacksburg and Christiansburg, homes built under the PUD-TND zoning district must join a Property Owners Association by mandatory deed covenant, and the developer keeps board control until two-thirds of the lots have sold.

PUD-TND HOA Membership, Montgomery County VA

Some Restrictions

Montgomery County Code § 10-32

Membership in a Property Owners Association (POA) established by the Master Developer shall be mandatory for all property owners within the TND, and shall be required as a covenant in all deeds to property in the TND granted after Concept Plan approval. A TND may have a residential Association and a commercial Association. Initially, the Developer shall maintain control of the Association until...

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