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Resident urges county action on Spring Creek HOA access fees, deed omissions
Summary
A Spring Creek resident told the commission that subdivision approvals omitted required deed language obligating roughly 600–900 properties to pay road/access association fees, and asked the county to produce a plan within 60 days to monitor enforcement and resolve unpaid assessments.
Sharon Labarts of Spring Creek used the public comment period to press the commission to address alleged deed and title omissions that left the Spring Creek Association without the ability to collect access fees from many properties.
Labarts said the association provides access to roughly 900 properties but that only a small number of deeds indicate required access fees; her list showed roughly 600 properties she believes should be assessed and only nine have paid. She asked the county to accept a written letter, review the matter and provide a monitoring plan within 60 days and a path to resolution within six months. "These agreements also called for collecting from one agency ... and they haven't," Labarts said, and she urged county engagement to reconcile recorded deeds with intended subdivision approvals. Commissioners accepted her letter and said staff would work with the resident and provide follow‑up.
