Architectural Review Board

HOA Transition Team Announced!

HOA Transition Team Announced!

HOA Transition Team Announced!

The Board of Directors of the Pine Forest Country Club Community Association, Inc. Master HOA—Sherwood Miler III, M. Stephen Varn, and Lynn M. Goettee—have voted to enact a transition period for the HOA, moving from Developer-controlled to 100% Homeowner-controlled.

This transition period will facilitate the smooth transfer of administrative, financial, and Architectural Review Board responsibilities to the community. The current Board has selected three community members to ease us through this process.

The Transition Team will be comprised of three seasoned community members: Matt Zielke, Nick Nydegger, and Christie Fulkerson. The transition will take place over a period of time that will allow for a smooth handover, culminating in an election in January 2027.

This transition will also allow for the appointment of three new Architectural Review Board (ARB) members. These members will be responsible for handling requests for all real estate improvements and assisting in enforcing ARB and covenant violations that may arise.

Farm Animals Prohibited

Farm Animals are Prohibited

The HOA strictly prohibits keeping farm animals on any property. The Town of Summerville also has restrictions.

For more info, see
https://library.municode.com/sc/summerville/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=COOR_CH4AN

  • Sec. 4-3. – Keeping of swine. It shall be unlawful and shall be deemed a public nuisance for any person to keep any live swine within the corporate limits of the municipality.(Code 1982, § 3-3)
  • Sec. 4-4. – Poultry at large. It shall be unlawful for any person to permit or allow any chickens, ducks, geese or other poultry of any kind or description to be at large within the corporate limits of the municipality, except on lands owned, leased or controlled by such person.(Code 1982, § 3-4)
  • Sec. 4-5. – Stables; horse or mule pens. No livery stable, sale stable, stable for boarding horses or mules or horse or mule pen shall be erected, maintained or operated within the corporate limits of the municipality, unless it complies with chapter 32, pertaining to zoning.(b)This section shall not apply to a private horse pen or horse stable wherein not more than two equines are kept; provided, however, that such private horse pen or horse stable shall not be located nearer than 60 feet to any residence other than the residence of the owner of such equines, and shall not be located nearer than ten feet to any property line.(Code 1982, § 3-5)

ARB

Architectural Review Board

Completion of a Proposal Form is required for any renovations, modifications, or additions to home or lot.

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