HOA Rules in Spotsylvania County, VA (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Spotsylvania County, Virginia.
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Assessment & Dues
Spotsylvania County's subdivision ordinance, Code § 20-7.1.2(a), requires the restrictive covenants of any homeowners' or property owners' association created for a subdivision to make the association responsible for assessing fees for liability insurance, local taxes, and maintenance of common areas and private streets, to turn unpaid fees into a lien on the lot, and to let the association adjust assessments as needed.
Spotsylvania County HOA Assessment Requirements
Some RestrictionsSpotsylvania County Code § 20-7.1.2(a)(2)-(4)
(2)The association is responsible for assessing fees for liability insurance, local taxes and maintenance of common areas and private streets;(3)Any fees levied by the association that remain unpaid will become a lien on the individual lot; and(4)The association is authorized to adjust assessments as necessary to meet changing needs.
Board Governance
Spotsylvania County's subdivision ordinance requires a developer to form a Virginia nonstock-corporation homeowners' or property owners' association, under Code § 20-7.1.2(a), whenever a subdivision has common areas, common open space or private streets to dedicate and maintain, and it makes membership mandatory for every home buyer and every successive buyer.
Spotsylvania County HOA Formation Rules
Some RestrictionsSpotsylvania County Code § 20-7.1.2(a)-(b)
(a)A homeowners' or property owners' association, which shall be a Virginia nonstock corporation, shall be created whenever necessary to accept the dedication of and maintenance of improvements, common areas, common open space, or private streets. Such association shall be subject to restrictive covenants and easements approved by the subdivision agent and recorded with the record or final plat...
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