Lake photos courtesy of homeowner: Jim Coleman
Scheduled meetings:
Homeowner Dues: Monthly dues in the amount of $92.00 are due and payable on the 1st of each month. Checks should be made payable to The Point HOA. Coupon books are provided upon request only by submitting this form or contacting LMR: Coupon Payment Booklet Request If you would like an automatic draft set up for you: Form for LMR to set up a ClickPay account for you
Late Fees: A late fee of $10.00 is charged on the last day of the month. Late fees are charged on all accounts with a delinquent balance equal to or greater than one month’s dues. Even thought coupon books are provided, please allow sufficient time for your payment to be processed. Statements are mailed out each month on all delinquent accounts. Late Fee Policy
Insurance Coverage: The Association is a single family community. The Association owns and maintains insurance on the common areas ONLY. In addition to the property coverage on any structures, the Association also maintains liability and D&O coverage. Homeowners own their home and should maintain insurance coverage on their unit and personal property by obtaining a HO-3 policy.
Action Requests: Please note that all maintenance requests MUST be submitted to our office in writing. Forms can be submitted online under the “contact us” tab or written and mailed to our office. For emergencies please contact our office at (336) 288-4944.
Trash Collection: Trash collection is performed by the City of Greensboro on Monday of each week. Trash receptacles should be placed at the front of your home on the morning of collection and removed the same day. Recycling and bulk items are picked up every other week on Monday (blue week). Contact the City of Greensboro for more information.
Architectural Control: Any changes or modifications to the exterior of your home must receive prior approval from the Association. Please be aware: Tree Houses are NOT permitted. Forms and information is below. Please allow 30 days for the approval process.
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.
Meeting Minutes
Point Newsletters
Documents:
Articles of Incorporation Bylaws Director Confidentiality Policy Handbook
Architectural Guidelines Lake Jeanette Info
Asphalt Maint Agreement Parking Rules
Declarations:
For owners on Bearberry, Thimbleberry, Checkerberry, Crossvine Lane (200-306): Checkerberry Phase 1
For owners on Crossvine Cove: Checkerberry Phase 3
For owners on Foxglove Lane: Checkerberry Phase 4
For owners on Rosebay: Rosebay
For owners on Laurel Cove: Laurel Cove
Forms:
Architectural Request Form – General 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.)