HOA Rules in Walworth County, WI (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Walworth County, Wisconsin.
Verified from official government sources
Assessment & Dues
Walworth County's subdivision code does not run homeowners associations directly, but it defines what an owners association in a county-approved subdivision must be able to do: its bylaws must let it collect dues and fees and place liens on the property of members who do not pay, under Section 58-1.
Owners Association Dues Rules in County Code
Light RestrictionsWalworth County Code § 58-1
Owners association (OA). A legal and recorded membership organization, established by the subdivider, of all owners of interests within development. The OA is established and operated with a financial subsidy from the subdivider, before any sale of any building area within the development. Membership of the OA of all owners and their successors within a development is mandatory and automatic an...
Board Governance
When a Walworth County subdivision sets aside common conservation land, the developer must form a homeowners association with mandatory, automatic membership for every lot buyer under Walworth County Code § 58-11. The subdivider funds the association until units start selling, and the county can step in if it fails to maintain shared land.
Homeowners Association Rules, Walworth County
Some RestrictionsWalworth County Code § 58-11 (subsec. 11.9-B(b)(1))
Homeowners association. Conservation land may be held in common ownership as undivided proportionate interests by the members of a homeowners association or up to half of the conservation land may be held on conservation lots ten acres in size or greater, subject to the following requirements:a.The subdivider shall provide to the county a description of the organization, including its bylaws, a...
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