Welcome

The AC Committee is currently looking to add two members. Individuals must have construction knowledge or background and live within the QSR community. If you are interested please complete the attached form and submit it to LaDell Lucas by August 1, 2021. Click here for ACC Prospective Member Form.

Currently on the 2020 Board of Directors there are eight (8) board members, five (5) are willing to serve during the
upcoming 2021 term, with three (3) resigning. There were no nominees during the election period. According
to Paragraph 3, Section 3.6, Page 5 of the By-Laws, the board elected to appoint Devon Brown, Wilton Jordan, and

Rodney Morsch to fill the vacancies and they agreed to serve.

 

During the Covid 19 Pandemic, the clubhouse is available to rent. Although, due to social distancing your event or gathering is limited to 50 people. We hope to allow normal capacity in the near future.

Dear Quail Springs Ranch Residents,

 

We (the Property Owners Association Board) hope that this letter finds you and your families well. We look forward to being able to resume our annual gatherings, regular board meetings, and life as we knew it.

 

Quail Springs Ranch has a unique beauty that has drawn residents from all walks of life. However, the past several years has been a sort of boom for the community. This boom has many benefits for the residents however, it has also led the board to address some unique challenges.

 

As we have faced these various scenarios over the years, the Board has adopted specific design guidelines (provided through section 9.3(a) of the CC&R’s) to provide guidance in administering the CC&R’s. As the board is forced to address situations that are not clearly outlined in the CC&R’s, this has become a necessary burden to ensure the consistent and fair treatment for everyone while safeguarding the aesthetic integrity of the community.

 

To ensure everyone has access to this information, we are updating the website (www.quailspringsranch.org) to contain a link (under the ‘Documents’ tab) for the most recent design guidelines adopted by the Board. This ensures that as the Board rotates and time passes, there is no opportunity for losing guidelines and sets the precedents for future decisions to be made. The purpose behind this is to ensure the consistent and fair treatment for everyone while safeguarding the aesthetic integrity of the community, all in accordance with the CC&R’s.

 

We look forward to seeing everyone again. In the meantime, please contact the Board if you have any further questions. Below is the current update pending for the website. As a reminder, attendance in POA meetings is appreciated and provides opportunities to meet neighbors, get questions answered, and be a part of the community and its future.

 

Sincerely,

Broad of Directors

QSR Property Owners Association

 

DESIGN GUIDELINES FOR RECREATIONAL VEHICLES

Ref: CC&R Page 17, Section 10.3(b)
 

All recreational Vehicles shall be parked or stored on the rear portions of the lot behind the house line.

In addition, all such recreational vehicles shall be garaged, covered; or at a minimum screened by the house, natural vegetation or a structure approved by the ACC.

This standard attempts to make such recreational vehicle as invisible as possible from the public street.