Our Homeowner’s Association represents the shared interest of all residents in our neighborhood. Our main goal is to create an inviting neighborhood that is a great place to reside and invest in. Decisions are made by the elected Board of Directors or by a majority vote of residents. Please see our By-Laws for details.

The HOA is entirely run by volunteers. This includes the Board and all committees. Please contact us to inquire about positions that we currently need filled or if you have ideas for new roles.

In general any major changes to the exterior of your home will require a review by the Architectural Committee. Examples include decks, fences or hardscaping. Fixing or replacing existing structures does not require approval. Landscaping that doesn’t create visual obstruction (such as large trees, shrubs or grasses) does not need approval. If you are unsure we encourage you to ask an HOA representative!

No, the streets in Sand Creek Woods are public property controlled by the City of Fishers. While the HOA can’t take direct action it is valuable to know about ongoing issues. Please email us about persistent problems. For immediate issues please contact the Fishers Police Department.

No, ultimately the mailbox is the homeowner’s responsibility to repair or replace in event of damage. This includes the post. For those with a shared post, your will have to work with the neighbor.
Included in your HOA dues is a program that allows us to replace mailboxes approximately every 3 years. If your mailbox is damaged or in poor condition and has not been replaced in the last 3 years, the HOA will have your box replaced during the next round of replacements.

If you aren’t able to pay your annual association dues please contact us as soon as possible. We can work with you to create a payment plan or deferred payment schedule.

If you don’t contact us to set up payment or make a good faith effort to bring your account into good standing we will begin to take action. Our first step will be to stop trash service to your address. If non-payment continues after one year we will begin to take legal action to recover the dues owed. This will result in additional filing fees, attorney fees and late fees being charged to your account. By signing the By-Laws you’ve agreed to pay these additional fees in the event of non payment.

It is our goal to give all residents every opportunity to stay in good standing with their dues. We will work with you in event of hardship. Please keep in mind that the vast majority of homeowners pay their dues every year to help keep our neighborhood looking it’s best. It is inly fair to those residents that we make every effort to enforce dues payment.

In order to rent out your property you will need to have been an owner & occupant for 3 years. This is the case for standard long term rentals as well as short term rentals.

Additionally, if you plan on renting your property, you must inform the HOA. A copy of the lease agreement must be provided to the HOA with contact information of the renter. A copy of the covenants which all owners and occupants must abide by must be provided to the renter as well.

For additional information please refer to the appropriate section of our covenants found on this website.