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Consolidation Questions

Consolidation is the legal combining of more than 1 lot that are contiguous (sharing a property line, touching). The RRA has an application with instructions. A new deed will need to be created and recorded.

Reasonings vary. Some consolidate in order to build across property lines, to build an accessory use building on a vacant lot, keep greenspace between neighboring properties, or to save on Assessments and water bills.

There is a limit of four for off-lake lots and three for on-lake lots.

Yes. See Rate Sheet for the breakdown.

When you unconsolidate your lots, all savings in Assessments from the time of consolidation must be repaid along with an administrative fee. A new deed will need to be created and recorded. You cannot unconsolidate if there is a structure over your property lines. All structures would need to be removed.

This is usually done to be able to sell the extra lot/s separately.

No, this was established in the Covenants and Restrictions #1 (founding documents).