County adopts policy requiring enforceable agreements when new development uses HOA-maintained roads
Elko County adopted a policy that requires developers to enter enforceable agreements or covenants with existing homeowners associations or road-maintenance entities when new subdivisions would use HOA-maintained roads; Spring Creek Association representatives supported the compromise language.
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The commission approved a planning-and-zoning policy to set expectations for developers who propose new subdivisions that will rely on roads maintained by homeowners associations or road-maintenance entities. Corey Rice (Elko County surveyor and senior planner) said the policy provides guidance for the planning commission and staff so conditions requiring agreements are clear at the time of subdivision approval.
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