FAQ

Locust Curve is a deed-restricted community. What that means is that the developer of the neighborhood established a set of covenants, conditions, and restrictions applicable to all of the homes in the neighborhood. These deed restrictions are in your “chain of title” to your property. These deed restrictions accomplish a number of items, such as setting certain standards for the exterior appearances of all houses in the neighborhood, providing for a mechanism to pay for expenses of maintaining the common areas of the neighborhood, and providing for a funded neighborhood association (Locust Curve Association) to enforce the restrictive covenants and maintain the common areas. You can obtain copies of your deed restrictions from the county recorder’s office or click here to down load a pdf copy of the dead restrictions.

By purchasing a property in Locust Curve, you are deemed to have accepted all of the covenants, conditions, and restrictions in the deed restrictions, including an obligation to pay for the assessments of the neighborhood association. It does not matter if you purchased your property from a private individual, from a bank or from the Sheriff; the obligations of the Association travel with the ownership of the land. If you own the land, you have obligations to the association.

Your dues pay for:

Insurance on 20 acres of community own land.
4%

Maintenance of that 20 acres to include Mowing,fertilizer/weed control.
54%

Maintenance of the front entrance flower beds including annual flowers.
Pond maintenance
9%

Managemant fees for day to day operation (property management company).
29%

Water for our irrigation system.
Electricity for lights and running the pond fountain.
4%

*** keep in mind that when you own a home in our association you are 1/343rds owner in the community owned land.
If you would like to see the budget please click here

Omin Community Association Managers
They can be reached at 614-539-7726.

Web site www.ominhoa.com

Yes you can rent your property, however you are still responsible for all dues and any violations caused by your tenants.

Please visit this site or call the number below.

http://www.thebag.com/?story=thebag/pages/contact.html

Columbus
7801 N. Central Dr.
Lewis Center, Ohio 43035
(740) 548-2100

The city uses a commingled recycling system; items need only to be separated into TWO groupings fiber and non- fiber. Additional items that will be accepted at curbside include all types of paper, aluminum foil and aluminum pie plates.

FIBER PRODUCTS include newsprint, paperboard/chipboard, corrugated cardboard and all types of paper.

NON-FIBER PRODUCTS include plastics No. 1 and No. 2, glass, aluminum, bimetal (tin and steel), aluminum foil and aluminum pie plates.

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