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Citations and Appeals

Information related to citations issued as a result of violations of the rules & regulations, including the appeals process.

Citations

Fine Cost Description
Class I - Warning. $50 fine issued if repeat offense within 12-month period.
Class II $50 Fine doubled for repeat offenses within a 12-month period.
Class III $100 Fine doubled for repeat offenses within a 12-month period.
A. 6. Varies Up to $1,000 plus damages to the Association.
D. 3. (a) $5 Fine increases per mile over the speed limit.
E. 2. (a). 2. $50 Fine is issued per glass container.
Certified Mailing $7 Certified charges are added to the cost of the citation.

Appeals

A member who wishes to appeal a citation must follow the procedure below:

1. After a citation has been issued, written notification of said citation will be mailed (certified) to the member, specifying the citation details and fine.

2. If a member wishes to appeal the citation, the bottom portion of the mailed notification must be completed (by the member) and mailed to the Association Office within 30 days.

3. When an appeal has been received by the Association, the Office will notify the Community Relations Committee of the appeal and a date/time will be set for a hearing.

4. Notification of the hearing, including date, time, and location, will be mailed to the member.

5. If a member does not attend the appeal hearing on their scheduled date and time, the demand for a hearing shall be deemed withdrawn.

See sections A. 3. and 4. of the Rules and Regulations for more information.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a citation?
Citations are violations of the Rules and Regulations of Lake Wildwood Association. Members and their guests must follow all rules while in the Development. If a guest is in violation of the Rules and Regulations, the citation will be issued to the member.

My fine is $50.00 - why is the invoice higher?
Certified mailing fees are added and must be paid-in-full.

I feel the citation was issued in error, how can I begin the appeals process?
See sections A. 3. and 4. of the Rules and Regulations manual, or the 5-step process located above.