An Owner Only Residential Neighborhood

Please Note:  Effective with the Revised and Amended Covenants of Olde Vineyard, No Property may be offered FOR RENT or LEASE, either Long-term or Short-term.

All residents of Olde Vineyard are responsilble for knowing and abiding by the binding Covenants of Olde Vineyard.  Residents should always feel free to contact the HOA with any questions.  Any and all planned exterior changes by homeowners should be submitted in writing for approval by the HOA Architectural Review Committee.  A residents checklist for renovation and construction may be found below for downloading and printing.

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Olde Vineyard Homeowner Covenants


Please contact the HOA for approval regarding any outside changes, updates, repairs or additions.  


Download summary instruction here:  
Olde Vineyard Homeowner Renovation and Construction Approval


In addition to contacting the HOA regarding outside changes in your home, owners should contact the City of Clinton Community Development office to be sure all plans are within the City of Clinton homeowner codes and requirements. 


City of Clinton guidelines for property maintenance and updates and other City Codes may be found here:  City of Clinton Codes.​


Covenants


Some Neighborhood Highlights


  • Roofs should be darker architectural shingles, none green or white
  • Any satellite dishes should not visible from the street
  • Campers, boats, or trailers must be garaged or parked behind fences
  • Routine vehicle parking on the streets is not permitted
  • Pets should not be loose and must be leashed on neighborhood walks
  • Pet owners are asked to remove any feces left by pets during walks
  • All pavement in the front side of home should be washed gravel finish
  • Garbage cans should stored and not visible when not at street for pickup
  • Yard, garage or estate sales are not permitted


Covenants available on this page provide details related to Olde Vineyard home owner obligations and responsibilities.  It is the owner's responsibility to make themselves aware of our neighborhood rules and regulations.  Non-compliance may result in fines and penalties.