EFFECTIVE APRIL 15, 2024:
DUE TO LACK OF INTEREST AND SUPPORT,
THE INDIAN HILLS PROPERTY OWNER'S ASSOCIATION
WAS OFFICIALLY AND LEGALLY DISSOLVED.
NO FURTHER PROPERTY OWNER ANNUAL DUES WILL BE COLLECTED OR ACCEPTED.
The law required remaining POA funds be donated to a 501c3 non-profit organization after outstanding debts / attorney fees were satisfied.
Due to this legal requirement, all remaining funds were donated to Bulverde Spring Branch Fire & EMS.
The official restrictions for the subdivision remain in place, dissolving the POA did not change this. What changed is how violations are addressed. Residents will need to report health and safety violations to the Comal County Environmental Enforcement office.
Their website address is: https://cceo.org/environmental/environenforce
Violations falling into this category would be items such as septic, dilapidated structures, junk vehicles, and excessive litter or trash on a lot.
For restriction violations not covered under the county laws, residents may file a case in county court to have them addressed.