NOTICE

VS Homeowners:

• Given the current pandemic crisis and orders from the Governor to stay home and not congregate, we are uncertain when we may be able to have our annual homeowners meeting. We will make a decision to have this meeting once we have been given the all clear. 

• The board is also aware of the economic toll that this pandemic is having on many in our country and community. We have reviewed our current finances and believe that we can delay the annual dues payment for a few months. We understand that this economic toll may affect some more than others, so when we do make the decision to send the annual dues payments we will work with those of you that find yourself in this position. 

Listen to what the healthcare professionals are telling us to be safe. We are all in this fight together and if we all do what we need to do the sooner we can get back to the normal craziness of our lives.

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About the Association.

The purpose of the Valley Stream Homeowners Association is to:

• Preserve the open and aesthetically pleasing character of the residential area,
• Maintain and enforce the applicable building restrictions,
• Benefit the subdivision as a whole.

All residents of this subdivision are mandatory members of the Valley Stream Homeowners Association, which was incorporated as a Michigan non-profit corporation on February 16, 1979 and given all rights by the developer on March 1, 1984.

The Board of Directors meets approximately monthly and has an annual meeting in May.  You are welcome to attend any meeting.  If you have an agenda item for the meeting, please give advanced notice to the president.  You are encouraged to join the Board.

The Welcoming Committee distributes a small package of information to new residents.  For more information contact the board member in charge of welcoming.

Homeowners associations are quite common in Michigan, especially where the subdivision has common areas that need to be maintained after the developers sell the last lot.  We collect annual dues of $125.00 from the 110 residents in the subdivision.  This money is used primarily for maintaining the grass at the subdivision entrances and cul-de-sacs, and maintaining the trees in those areas.  The Subdivision Association has the legal right to place a lien on a resident's property for not paying dues.  Mortgage lending institutions usually include association dues in the closing statement.

The official name is Valley Stream Subdivision Association, but it's commonly referred to as Valley Stream Homeowners Association.