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DIVISION OF PLANNING
Neighborhood Associations Information
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Neighborhood Association Quick Links:
Neighborhood Association Quick Facts and Links
- 1. How do I update neighborhood association contact information?
- Answer: Please see the last page in the Neighborhood Association Handbook, or click here for the form to print and mail.
- 2. Is there a registered neighborhood association where I live and if so, who is the contact?
- Answer: Please see the Neighborhood Association List
- 3. How do I form a registered neighborhood association?
- Answer: Please see the Neighborhood Association Handbook
- 4. What are the boundaries of my registered neighborhood association?
- Answer: Registered Neighborhood Association Map
Additionally, LFUCG's Geographic Information Systems has maps that show the current registered neighborhood boundary information.
Please call (859) 258-3386.
- 5. What is the difference between a registered neighborhood association and a homeowners' association (HOA)?
- Answer: A registered neighborhood association is a voluntary association that has registered with the city as a group interested in planning projects and referrals for various noticing requirements. A homeowners' association (HOA) is a mandatory association that usually assesses a fee for the care and upkeep of common facilities, such as landscaping, swimming pool, management costs, etc. Sometimes HOAs and registered neighborhood associations are the same, but more often are not.
- 6. Can the city enforce deed restrictions, covenants, etc?
- Answer: The city does not enforce private deed restrictions because they are private agreements. Please consult your HOA representative, property manager, or an attorney to learn more about possible legal remedies to enforce deed restrictions or similar private agreements.
For any questions about Neighborhood Associations, please contact (859) 258-3160.
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