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Dear Community Preservation Association Homeowners,

We would like to share an update regarding the Design Review Committee (DRC) meeting schedule. Beginning in June, the DRC will meet twice each month, on the first and third Thursday of the month.

To be considered at a meeting, completed applications must be submitted by 5:00 PM one week before the review date.

For example, submission deadlines in June are:

• June 11 for the June 18 meeting
• June 25 for the July 2 meeting

We hope this expanded meeting schedule will provide greater flexibility and a more efficient review process for homeowners. If you have any questions, please contact the management team.

Thank you,

Community Preservation Association

Dear Community Preservation Association Members,

We hope you are enjoying the start of the summer season. With the Outlaw Golf Course now open and in regular operation, we would like to remind residents that the golf course is private property.

For the safety of all residents, guests, golfers, and pets, we kindly ask that you do not walk on the course or bring animals onto the golf course grounds at any time.

We appreciate your cooperation and thank you for helping the golf course maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for everyone.

Thank you for your understanding and support.

Sincerely,

Community Preservation Association

If you are planning any landscaping or exterior property changes this summer, please ensure you submit a Change Order for DRC approval prior to beginning work. Unapproved changes may result in fines and legal action. Please do your part to help keep HOA costs down.

Mustang Development LLC is pleased to report that it has settled a significant lawsuit with the Town of Hideout.  This settlement comes on the heels of another recent settlement with the Town, related to the non-payment of impact fees that had been collected by the Town under an agreement between the parties.  The current lawsuit was brought in response to the Town taking the position that Mustang Development had fewer units to develop than set forth under the parties’ development agreement. The Court rejected this argument; the Town was required to affirmatively pass a resolution affirming Mustang’s development rights. 

The Court also determined that Mustang was the prevailing party in the litigation and that the Town was required to reimburse Mustang Development for its legal fees. The amount of legal fees incurred in the case was in excess of $350,000 and has continued to grow.  However, based on Mustang’s continued commitment to the community, it has agreed to reduce the amount to $250,000.   

There are still two remaining lawsuits that exist and Mustang Development and the town of Hideout have agreed to attempt to use a mediation process; however, if no resolve comes out of mediation, the two will finalize the damage claim in the fourth District Court.

Mustang Development has been willing to work with the new administration in resolving these litigation matters which also limited/restricted the ability to invest in additional amenities-improvements in Hideout that were caused by the previous administration.