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Agreements

Part of living at Nyland is living by the agreements we make together. Instead of having an overly strict set of covenants, we gather to discuss problems and look for the best solutions. We then turn those solutions into agreements that we all abide by. One of our fundamental agreements is to talk with each other directly about any issues we have. In the standard neighborhood, you might call the community enforcement officer, the HOA president, or even the police if a neighbor, who you probably have never met, has a barking dog, a loud party, or an untidy lawn. But at Nyland we know our neighbors and we care about their well being. So a simple conversation is often all it takes. If that does not work, we have skilled facilitators that can help settle a dispute or work with the community to come to an agreement.

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The list below is a list of our current Community Agreements. Please take a minute to read through each one.

The members of the Nyland community create guidelines and informal agreements about how we want to relate as neighbors, and about what kind of community we aspire to be. These guidelines and agreements are separate from the legal policies of the Nyland Community Association and its Board of Directors. Community guidelines are not HOA governance documents; they represent members’ intentions and aspirations for the community norms we want to foster, and they are not legally binding.

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