Highlights

The Articles of Incorporation as filed at the state level are now posted on the documents page.

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contact information


Hideaway Valley Property Owners Association
HC 13, Box 300-1
Fairview, UT 84629
Office (435) 4279140

FIRE MARSHAL
To learn about our Volunteer Fire Department, call Kent Higgins at 435 9796953


All About Our Valley

Mission Statement: To provide a safe, clean community while still maintaining our rural and private lifestyle.

    * Responsibility

    * Board Members

    * Services

    * Role of a homeowner in an association


Responsibility


Hideaway Valley is a place many of us call home and a lot of others consider it a second home. There is a majority of unimproved lots that people call "recreational lots." It is prudent to recognize that the interests of the homeowners and other property owners require our homes be protected, our interests represented with the county, our infrastructure maintained, and our goals united so the value and enjoyment of our property be assured. We require our lots to be properly maintained and protected so we may enjoy a healthful living environment. Our Board of Directors will function efficiently and effectively only as long as we all participate, vote, and serve in this community.

Do we have your correct mailing  address?
Remember, it is YOUR responsibility to make sure the board has your correct address.
Covenants:

8.2 Each Owner shall register his current mailing address with the Association so that all notices or demands may be sent.

Fill out this form to give HVPOA your correct mailing address.


Should you want more information, please visit our community and/or phone or email our representitives on the baord.

Board Members

For Board member information please click through to the Board page.

services

Hideaway Valley Property Owners Association collects annual assessments in the amount of $175 to $350 to be determined by the budget as prepared by the board. The members vote on approving or disapproving the budget at each annual meeting.

Assessments are due on a quarterly basis. The following services are provided with these dues:

Snow removal within the boundaries of the posted signs throughout the valley
Road repair and grading
Street signs and speed limits recommendations
Committees for fire protection, weed control, and other amenities
Maintenance of the common area
Representation to the County Commissioners
Use of Dumpster for household trash and in May a large dumpster is brought in for spring clean-up and will accommodate anything you want to get rid of.


Role of a homeowner

Would you like basic information on the role of a homeowner in an association and the role of a homeowner as a volunteer in that association?  Check out the FREE "Community Association Living" booklet distributed by Utah Chapter of Community Associations Institute (UCCAI).  Download NOW FREE!