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Realtors - Please visit our HBHOA tab above for information on our Homeowners Association, Homeowners dues and restrictive covenants.

All legal and financial information on the Hunters Bend Home Owners Association can be found by clicking on the HBHOA tab above.  Minutes of the last annual meeting, budgets and all information on our Certificate of Dedication, Protective Covenants and Restrictions, Deed and Satellite Dish Amendment are available.

We have added a link to INCOG that lists City of Tulsa Codes and Tulsa County Codes in addition more information on TMAPC and planned meetings.  Click on the HBHOA tab for the link.

Quick Announcements   

• Please note our new mailing address.  Our PO Box has changed from 221 to 330221 due to new automated processing at the post office.

• Important meetings on streets - see below:

• Please be sure that you are removing your trash cans from the curb area after pickup.  Our Restrictive Covenants prohibit trash cans from being visible from the street.  Please remind your neighbors!

• The 2008 General Membership meeting of the HBHOA was held January 22, 2008 at the Tulsa Fire Department's new facility at 111th and Yale.  You can click on the Hunters Bend Newspaper link above for the minutes and on the HBHOA tab for the new budget.  It was discussed and approved at the general membership meeting to set the dues to $200 in order to be able to improve our entrances.  This dues level will allow us to recoup the costs of the improvements over a two year period.  The entrance project will include:

  • Low-profile retaining wall at the Yale Ave entrance to mitigate the erosion problems and extend the planting beds;

  • Removal and replacement of dead/diseased trees at the Yale Ave entrance.

  • Replacement of stolen evergreen at Yale Ave entrance

  • Improvements to planting at 111th Street entrance as monies allow.

  The total budget for this project is $5000 and the plan is to recoup that cost over two years in order to rebuild and maintain our reserve fund for future issues and problems.

• IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING HBHOA RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS:

               To All Hunters Bend Homeowners,

Section IV, subpart 11 of the Certificate of Dedication of Hunters Bend provides that “Out-buildings will not be permitted on any lot within the subdivision.” The Board has determined that, for purposes of enforcement, a pre-fabricated plastic outside storage container is not in violation of this restriction provided that:

1.  The storage container is not visible from the street;

2.  The storage container is of a design, color and fabrication that is consistent with the structure on the lot as well as the neighborhood as a whole;

3.  the storage container does not extend above the top of the fence line;

4.  the storage container is directly abutted (but not attached) to the structure on the lot;

5.  The dimensions of the storage container do not exceed 50 cubic feet;

6.  The maximum number of such storage containers on any one lot shall be three (3); and

7.  The storage container is both determined by the Board to be and is in fact used to improve the appearance and aesthetics of the lot and not for storage of any obnoxious, offensive or harmful item and the storage container is secured/maintained in a manner that does not pose a danger or risk to others or their property.

All storage containers shall be reviewed and approved by the Architectural Committee of the Board.  Initial approval by the Committee does not waive the Board’s right to subsequently require the removal of the storage container based upon failure to comply with the above or other future circumstances or rulings of the Board (buy and use at your own risk).  A metal, wooden or any other composite storage building or container does not fall within approved usage described above.

 

• The 2007 HBHOA Block Party is now history.  We had a GREAT turnout with fun, food and friendship for everyone.  The Tulsa Fire Department was there from our new Firehouse at 111th and Yale, we had great food, a jupiter jump, face painting and much more.  A big "THANK YOU" goes out to the board members and volunteers who put this together.  Go to the "PICTURES" tab above and click on the link.

• Please click HERE for some information on neighborhood safety from our Safety Director.  The Tulsa Police Department is available by internet by clicking on the LINKS tab above and then click on Tulsa Police Department Crime Report - direct link to TPD crime reporting or call 596-9222.

• If you have changed email addresses, please re-register with us so that we can stay in touch with you electronically. 

• RESTRICTIVE COVENANT ENFORCEMENT - The HBHOA Board will continue to notify residents regarding violations of our Protective Covenants and Restrictions.  These notifications are mandatory so that all homeowners in the neighborhood are protected from losing property value.  While some covenants and restrictions may seem more critical than others, it is legally necessary for our Homeowners Association to enforce all of them equally within the neighborhood.  We will make such communications in the most factual and non-offensive manner possible, using a direct mail communication.  We hope that everyone appreciates our efforts to maintain a neighborhood free from clutter and any problems that could detract from the overall beauty and value of our area.  If you have questions or comments regarding our policy or any communication, please contact us at the above email address or at our mailing address at 10632 S. Memorial #221, Tulsa, OK 74133.  Please be aware that all external home improvements must have the approval of the HBHOA Architectural Committee per our bylaws.

• IF YOU HAVE NOT REGISTERED YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS WITH US, PLEASE DO SO TO RECEIVE IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS IN A TIMELY MANNER.  CLICK HERE TO REGISTER.

• Move That Bridge - This website has information regarding the proposed bridge at S. Yale over the Arkansas river.  Opinions expressed on this website do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Hunters Bend Home Owners Association, nor does the HBHOA give any financial support to that organization.