Deed Restrictions are legal binding regulations that are
placed into the deed of a property that restrict the things
a homeowner can and can't do with their property. Deed
Restrictions enforcement has consistently been one of the top
issues for Northdale homeowners.
The Deed Restrictions are legal covenants between homeowners. Each homeowner has the right to enforce compliance
to the deed restrictions from other fellow homeowners.
The Northdale Civic Association can assist you in enforcing
these deed restrictions upon the receipt of a written
complaint.
Read the letter carefully. You may not know you
violated a deed restriction. Usually it is something
quite simple and can easily be rectified.
If you are unsure of the issue the letter is addressing,
please feel free to use the information in the letter to
contact a member of the Deed Restriction Committee.
Residents can request an investigation of deed restriction
violations. Complaints (in most neighborhoods) do not
necessarily need to be in writing. The NCA conducts periodic
neighborhood reviews and will act on their findings when
needed. If you wish to file a complaint, use the
Online Complaint Form
provided
<HERE>. We will then
investigate the complaint.
When a violation occurs a letter will be sent to the
violating homeowner with a request to correct the problem.
After a reasonable amount of time passes, and the problem
persists, the coordinator may contact you with the available
options. Some of these options could include legal action
against the violating homeowner.
