Covenants and Restrictions

Introduction
As residents of The Weston's, we have specific obligations which are legally binding related to the maintenance of our properties.  Neighborhood covenants are an agreement between the homeowner and the Association that each will abide by a specific set of standards.  By doing so, the attractiveness and overall quality of life in the neighborhood is maintained; and the values of our properties can be preserved over time.  For the average family, the home represents our single biggest investment.

Records are maintained by the Hamilton County Records Office located at the Hamilton County Historic Courthouse, 33 N. 9th Street, Suite 309 Noblesville, IN 46060. Recorders office may be reached at 317-776-9618 or 317-776-9619. 

Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions for Weston Place can be found under  Instrument Number 95-37313. 

Our covenants were amended in November of 1995. The amendment allows specific lots in the Village  to build privacy fences through their rear property lines, across common ground belonging to the Association,  to our perimeter fence. Maintenance of this common ground so enclosed becomes the responsibility of the homeowner while maintenance of the perimeter fence remains the responsibility of the Association.  The Association retains the right to enter this common ground at any time. This amendment applies only to a small number of lots. Please refer to the actual document for specific details.

Amendment to Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions for Weston Place can be found under Instrument Number: 96-61353.

In 2008, a similar agreement was reached with homeowners of specific lots in Weston Park (Lot 2 through 15 and 162) along Gettysburg Place that have property adjacent to the Interior fence.  This was not done as an Amendment to our covenants, but rather by individual agreement. These documents have been recorded at the Hamilton County Recorder’s Office. Please refer to the actual document for specific details. Sample Agreement.

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Introduction
 The Weston Place Homeowner's Association is a legal entity which is regulated by Indiana Law with respect to Non Profit Corporations.  According to Indiana Law, the Association must have a Board of Directors.  The Bylaws provide a framework on which the board must operate.  

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To view a copy of the Indiana Code Title 17 Article 23, click this button:

 Code of Ethics and Rules of Conduct

Introduction
Directors and Committee members behavior and business practices must be above reproach.  A condition of acceptance of these roles requires that the director or committee member sign an agreement that they will abide by the Code of Ethics and Rules of Conduct for The Weston Place Homeowner's Association. To view the Code of Ethics and Rules of Conduct, click here.

 Articles of Incorporation

Introduction
The Articles of Incorporation is a document that is filed with the Secretary of State which informs the State of Indiana that a Non Profit Corporation has been formed.

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