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- Is there a time limit on when I have to begin building my home, and can I choose my own builder?
- Are there minimum square-footage requirements on the homes?
- Can I keep horses on my property?
- Are the equestrian center and other amenities completed, and if so, is it debt-free?
- What are the homeowner's association dues?
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Is there a time limit on when I have to begin building my home, and can I choose my own builder?
No, there is no time limit to build. As the purchaser, you may use the builder of your choice as long as they are licensed by the State of South Carolina and approved by the Architectural Control Committee (ACC).
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Are there minimum square-footage requirements on the homes?
No, there is no minimum requirement. Governing factors are good taste, high quality workmanship and materials, harmony and suitability of the home to its environment as determined by the Architectural Control Committee (ACC).
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Can I keep horses on my property?
Yes. The ACC review process includes land use (barns, outbuildings, pasture area, etc.). As a general rule you may keep up to 3 horses on small homesites (approximately 4 acres). Horses may not be kept on a property without the owner and/or a full time caretaker in residence on that property.
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Are the equestrian center and other amenities completed, and if so, is it debt-free?
Yes, the equestrian complex is complete and fully operational. It includes the riding arenas, clubhouse and outdoor pavilion. The pool and cabana located adjacent to the outdoor pavilion was completed in May, 2010 and is fully operational.
The 30-mile trail system is marked and mapped. There are jumps located along portions of the trails and gallop areas for training.
Our community is free and clear of any debt.
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What are the homeowner's association dues?
Effective January 1, 2011 the HOA dues will be $1,500 per year per property. This covers the property owner use of all amenities and the maintenance of all common areas, amenities, trails, roadways and right-of-ways.
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