Cape May Association

Homeowner Portal: https://lambethmgmt.cincwebaxis.com/ to view your account information, make online payments, submit questions/concerns or submit Architectural Requests.

Homeowner Dues: Dues are charged and due on the 1st day of January and the1st day of July. Semi-annual dues are $325.50. For payment options or address: Making Payment

Late Fee: A late fee will be charged on the last day of the month for any unpaid dues balance.

Leasing: Owners must provide a written lease of at least 1 year for Board approval before the tenant takes possession.

Insurance Coverage:  The Association maintains insurance on common areas ONLY. Homeowners own their homes and should maintain fire & extended insurance coverage on their homes and personal property by obtaining an HO-3 policy. Homeowners should contact their insurance agent to be sure that they have proper coverage. 

In addition to the property coverage on any common area structures, the Association also maintains general liability and Directors & Officers (D&O) coverage.

Maintenance Requests: Please note that all maintenance requests MUST be submitted to our office in writing. Forms can be submitted at: Contact Us or written and mailed to our office. For emergencies please contact 911 as needed and our office at (336) 288-4944.

Trash Collection: Trash pick up is on Thursday each week by the City of Greensboro. For information on trash pick up, recycle days, yard waste, and bulk pick up, please see the City of Greensboro: City Trash / Recycle / Bulk / Yard Waste Schedule

Architectural Control: Any changes or modifications to the exterior of your home must receive prior approval from the Association. Forms are below. Please allow 30 days for the approval process.

Mailbox and Lamppost Guidance

Additional Association Membership: All owners of The Point at Lake Jeanette belong to the Lake Jeanette Master Association. To go to the Lake Jeanette HOA website, click here.

To find information regarding the Lake Jeanette Swim and Tennis Club at their web site, click here.

Greensboro Watershed Ordinance: Here is some information that everyone who lives around the Lake needs to know. There are restrictions on what homeowners can do within 75 feet of the Lake.

Lake Jeanette has 3 zones around it as described in Greensboro’s Watershed ordinance. These are on the Lake Jeanette Subdivision Plats and each homeowner’s plat (on the lake) and are recorded with the City of Greensboro. All associations on Lake Jeanette are to enforce these restrictions. They are also enforceable by the City of Greensboro Erosion Control & Watershed Dept.

Zone 1 (first 25 ft. from the lake) No clearing whatsoever is allowed. No other clearing is allowed. No impervious surfaces are allowed—only a mulched path.

Zone 2 (between 25 ft. and 50 ft. from the lake) Clearing of small trees up to 4″ in diameter and branches on trees up to 4″ in diameter are allowed. No other clearing is allowed. No impervious surfaces allowed—only a mulched path.

Zone 3 (between 50 ft. and 75 ft. of the lake) Clearing is allowed but no impervious surfaces are allowed.

In addition there is what is called WQCE (Water Quality Control Easements). These are generally defined by steeper slopes. They are on the recorded plats for the subdivision and each homeowner’s plats (on the lake). No clearing or impervious surfaces are allowed.

Documents:

Articles of Restatement  Declaration  Bylaws

Forms:
Architectural Request Form    Satellite Dish Request Form   Directory Form

RIGHT TO INITIATE MEDIATION: Pursuant to N.C.G.S. § 7A-38.3F, members are notified that they may initiate mediation to try to resolve a dispute with the association; however, the association may decline mediation.  Any costs of mediation, including the mediator’s fees, shall be shared equally by the parties.  (NOTE: Disputes related solely to a member’s failure to timely pay an association assessment or any fines or fees associated with the levying or collection of an association assessment are not covered by the mediation statute.)