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.

PFCCCA, Inc. Fine Policy

Authority to impose fine is covered under Article V, Powers and Duties of the Board of Directors,

Section 1. Powers.  The Board of Directors shall have power to:

  • Adopt and publish rules and regulations governing the use of  the Common Properties, Restricted Common Properties and Purchased Common Properties, and the personal conduct of the members and their guests thereon, and to establish penalties for the infraction thereof.

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Violation of Covenants – Trash Cans, Boats, Trailers, Campers, etc.

In an effort to maintain the appeal, integrity and property values of our beautiful neighborhood, the Pine Forest Country Club Community Association, Inc. would like to remind residents of a few of the covenants which make Pine Forest a highly desirable and acclaimed Lowcountry community:

“No utility trailer, camper, recreational vehicle, boat, tent,
barn, tree house, steel building, or other similar outbuilding or structure shall be placed on any lot at any time, either temporarily or permanently….”

“Each lot owner shall provide a screened area not generally visible from the road to serve as a service yard and an area for the storage of garbage receptacles and fuel tanks or similar storage receptacles….”

Unfortunately, a number of residents are in violation of the above covenants. We respectfully request that anyone in violation please take corrective action. If you notice a neighbor violating a covenant, please encourage them to adhere to the rules which were established to maintain the allure and character of our community. We are specifically urging all residents to please remove all boats, trailers, etc., from your property. We also ask that you place your garbage cans and receptacles in an area where they out of sight from the road, golf course and other residents.

Thank you for your time. Adhering to these covenants will benefit us all as we strive to ensure Pine Forest remains an attractive and highly sought-after Lowcountry community!

Respectfully,
The Board of Directors
Pine Forrest Country Club Community Association, Inc.

Trash Cans in View from Street

The neighborhood covenants require that all trash and recycle containers be stored so that they are not viewable from the street.

Trash and recycle containers should be placed on the street no earlier than the evening before pickup. Trash and recycle containers should be removed from the street on the same day as pickup.

Golf Fairway Residential Areas

Owners of Golf Fairway lots are encouraged to read Section IV “Special Restrictions Affecting Golf Fairway Residential Areas” of the Community Association and General Covenants of Pine Forest Country Club.  This section of the covenants addresses easements, landscaping, and rights of access to your property.

Architectural Review Board

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