HOA NEW Homeowner Guidebook

- At Home Maintenance Services – Cullasaja HOA offers comprehensive in-house maintenance services with a simple phone call. From minor tasks like changing a light bulb to managing major renovations, our team ensures exceptional mountain home living. Services include landscaping, home repairs, and general contractor oversight—an exclusive benefit for our residents that is unique. - Guest/Worker Entry – Non-property owners are only allowed entry into our private community if pre-approved. Please notify the guard gate in advance for any guests or workers visiting your home. You can simplify this process by using the Long-Term Guest List for regular visitors, granting them permanent access. For occasional visitors or workers, call the gate before their arrival. - Outdoor Construction Hours – We know you enjoy the wonderful mountain setting and are cognizant of how important enjoy the peace and quiet can be as you enjoy your retreat. Thus, we only allow non-Club related outdoor work to occur on Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. during the season from May through October. In the off season extended work hours can occur with approval from the GM/COO or Field & Services Manager. - The “Yacht Club” - is for the use of Cullasaja property owners and their immediate family, and/or guests only. Guests are welcome to enjoy the lake only if accompanied by a Cullasaja property owner or accompanied by a duly registered adult child of a member. Fishing is permitted on the Lake provided it is not along the golf course or on the bridge. All fishing is Catch & Release and you must use barbless hooks at all times. This is strictly enforced. Use of Ravenel Lake and the “Yacht Club” is at the sole risk of the individual. Non-gasoline powered boats or boats with trolling motors only are permitted on Ravenel Lake. The HOA has storage racks to hold your personal boat for an annual fee. There is a boat ramp located at the Yacht Club for those who trailer their boats. Swimming is strictly prohibited due to low depth and many stumps which could pose a hazard to swimmers. Stumps are just below the water level in many areas of the lake. - Other FAQ’s – Printed inside the annual HOA Member Directory are several other Frequently Asked Questions that will provide you with more answers. Pick up your Member Directory in the Clubhouse at the start of each season.