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Newport Homeowners Association
Information about the Homeowners Association, its purpose, governance, and responsibilities within the community.
Association Overview
Through an elected Board of Directors, the Association establishes policies, manages operating and reserve budgets, and makes decisions intended to preserve property values, maintain shared assets, and promote a consistent, well-maintained appearance throughout the community.
The Board acts within the authority granted by the Association’s governing documents and applicable state and local laws, ensuring that decisions are made responsibly, documented clearly, and applied uniformly across all properties.
Homeowners are automatic members of the Association and collectively fund its operations through assessments that support maintenance, insurance, utilities, professional services, and long-term reserve planning.
In addition to financial support, homeowners share responsibility for upholding community standards, participating in Association processes, and complying with established rules designed to protect the interests of the community as a whole.
The Association also serves as a central point of coordination for addressing issues that impact common areas, shared infrastructure, and community-wide concerns, providing a structured process for communication and resolution.
By balancing individual property rights with collective obligations, the Association works to create a stable, orderly, and desirable environment that supports long-term livability and sustained property value for all residents.
Our Background
A brief history of how the neighborhood is maintained, governed, and funded.
Newport was created to be a neighborhood that stays clean, consistent, and cared for—without relying on individual effort alone.
The Association manages common areas and amenities, coordinates vendors, and handles the routine work that keeps the community running.
It also plans ahead—building reserves and prioritizing projects so maintenance isn’t reactive and costs don’t spike unexpectedly.
Homeowners fund these services through assessments and shape them through participation, helping keep decisions fair, documented, and consistent.
The outcome is a stable, well-maintained community that protects livability today and property value over the long term.
Mission & Purpose
Clear standards, responsible budgeting, and long-term planning—so the community stays strong, predictable, and well maintained.
The mission of the Association is to maintain common areas, enforce community standards, and manage shared resources in a fair and responsible manner. The Association exists to support the long-term stability, safety, and appearance of the community while protecting the collective interests of homeowners.
It operates through an elected Board and structured processes for budgeting, maintenance planning, and vendor oversight—so decisions are consistent and documented.
Assessments are used to fund day-to-day operations and reserve planning, helping prevent deferred maintenance and reducing the risk of sudden, unexpected expenses. Homeowners help shape outcomes through meetings, elections, and committee participation, ensuring priorities reflect what matters most to the community.
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Maintain:
Common areas, amenities, and shared infrastructure through proactive planning and regular upkeep.
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Protect:
Community standards that support safety, livability, and long-term property value.
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Plan:
Budgets and reserve funding responsibly to reduce deferred maintenance and avoid unexpected costs.
Governance
Clear leadership and defined authority guide how the community is managed and how decisions are made.
The Association is governed by an elected Board of Directors responsible for setting policy, overseeing operations, and acting in the best interests of the membership.", "Board authority, responsibilities, and procedures are defined by the Association’s governing documents and applicable laws to ensure consistency, transparency, and accountability.
Management & Operations
The day-to-day operations of the Association are managed in accordance with the direction of the Board of Directors and the Association’s governing documents.
Management responsibilities may be handled by the Board directly or by a professional property management company, depending on the needs of the community.
The Association also serves as a central point of coordination for addressing issues that impact common areas, shared infrastructure, and community-wide concerns, providing a structured process for communication and resolution.
Management services typically include coordination of maintenance, administration of contracts and vendors, financial oversight support, and communication with homeowners..
Community Amenities
Enjoy our shared spaces designed for recreation and relaxation.
Communication & Transparency
The Association is committed to keeping homeowners informed through
clear and consistent communication regarding community matters and
board activities.
Governing documents, approved meeting minutes, and other official records
are made available to homeowners in accordance with the Association’s
policies and applicable requirements.
Contact & Next Steps
Homeowners seeking additional information, clarification, or assistance are encouraged to contact the Association using the information provided on the Contact page. For official policies, procedures, and records, homeowners should refer to the Association’s governing documents.