Indianbrook HOA was established in

1969 and is run by Neighborhood

Volunteers in elected positions.

About the HOA

Purpose of Indidanbrook HOA Indianbrook is a community of beautiful, well-kept homes and friendly, caring people. Indianbrook has a long-standing tradition of being a preferred location to live and raise a family. The purpose of the Association (Board, deed restrictions, Social Committee) is to: ● Help keep homes and yards well maintained ● Encourage care and beautification of the neighborhood ● Provide an avenue for social activities ● Encourage citizen participation in all issues affecting our neighborhood ● Identify, create, and encourage good being done in our neighborhood ● Promote public welfare and safety within our neighborhood ● Keep all residents informed of issues pertinent to the aesthetic and material values of our neighborhood ● To support issues deemed beneficial by the Association ● To allocate funds for repairs, maintenance, and improvements to the neighborhood ● To prevent structures from arising that are not in accordance with the deed restrictions (i.e. above ground pools, fences, and sheds that do not match one’s house…)

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Indianbrook HOA was

established in 1969 and is

run by Neighborhood

Volunteers in elected

positions.

About the HOA

Purpose of Indidanbrook HOA Indianbrook is a community of beautiful, well-kept homes and friendly, caring people. Indianbrook has a long-standing tradition of being a preferredlocation to live and raise a family. The purpose of the Association (Board, deed restrictions, Social Committee) is to: ● Help keep homes and yards well maintained ● Encourage care and beautification of the neighborhood ● Provide an avenue for social activities ● Encourage citizen participation in all issues affecting our neighborhood ● Identify, create, and encourage good being done in our neighborhood ● Promote public welfare and safety within our neighborhood ● Keep all residents informed of issues pertinent to the aesthetic and material values of our neighborhood ● To support issues deemed beneficial by the Association ● To allocate funds for repairs, maintenance, and improvements to the neighborhood ● To prevent structures from arising that are not in accordance with the deed restrictions (i.e. above ground pools, fences, and sheds that do not match one’s house…)