Church Ranches Homeowners Association

• Supports lake systems, docks, beaches, trails, weed and mosquito work, and security patrols.

• Members, household family and accompanied guests

  Eligibility

  Included

  Guests remain accompanied; residents carry identification bracelets. Paid access is not offered to outside households.

  Association-published
  Source: Title-linked fees, guest access and identification

• Lika Lake lakefront owners

  Eligibility

  Included

  Sub-areas

  Lika Lake frontage

  Fourth-lake rights are restricted to directly adjoining lots; general CRHA membership does not establish entitlement.

  Association-published
  Source: Three community lakes and private Lika Lake

• Owner-designated tenant

  Eligibility

  Included

  Rule 1(g)(iv) includes an owner-designated tenant. The posted bylaw compilation, clause 2.01(c), describes tenant membership instead of the owner. Confirm registration, later amendments and any landlord privileges with the board.

  Association-published
  Sources: Common-land rules revised June 23, 2020; By-Law Number One — posted compilation updated February 3, 2005 (Historical)

Where access cannot be proven for a specific address, treat it as requires title / association confirmation.

• One designated member is different from household access

  Historical

  The posted 2005 compilation describes one member per residential property, joint-owner designation and a resident nominee for corporate owners. Clause 2.05 gives members a vote; Family Members have amenity use under the rules but no separate vote. Confirm the current register and later amendments.

  Source: By-Law Number One — posted compilation updated February 3, 2005 (Historical)

• Suspension does not cancel the amount owed

  Historical

  Clauses 2.06–2.08 in the posted compilation address suspended amenity/voting rights for non-payment and continuing fee obligations. They do not establish the current invoice, interest rate or account balance.

  Source: By-Law Number One — posted compilation updated February 3, 2005 (Historical)

• Covenant deviations require a separate application

  Association-published

  The posted process asks for the phase, legal parcel, relevant covenant clause, reasons, drawings and feedback from adjacent neighbours. Board review may require more information or meeting attendance. The form states a written response within 60 days; confirm current timing. Neighbour feedback alone is not approval, and County compliance remains separate.

  Source: Restrictive Covenant Deviation Process and approval form

• Obtain approval before property work

  Association-published

  Submit plans for association review, notify affected neighbours and obtain County permits where required. The stated one-to-two-week review is not a guaranteed approval; covenant deviations have a separate process.

  Source: Property project approval process

• Use the correct phase covenant

  Historical

  The document library identifies the lots, block and plan named in each of the five original instruments. Match all three to the current title, then check amendments and approved deviations. A street address or neighbourhood outline cannot establish the applicable terms.

  Sources: Phase 1 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–34, Block 1, Plan 9411421 (Historical)Phase 2 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–54, Block 2, Plan 9511789 (Historical)Phase 3 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–58, Block 3, Plan 9810168 (Historical)Phase 4 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–27, Block 4, Plan 9910556 (Historical)Phase 5 restrictive covenant — Lots 28–51, Block 5, Plan 0010537 (Historical)

• Phase 5: Lot 51 has specific covenant exceptions

  Historical

  Clause 33 excludes Lot 51, Block 5, Plan 0010537 from clauses 7, 12, 14, 17–20, 22 and 28. These concern pets, dwelling requirements, the building envelope, height, exterior finishes, utilities and vegetation. This clause does not establish an exemption from HOA dues or a different lake membership. Confirm the current registered terms for that lot.

  Source: Phase 5 restrictive covenant — Lots 28–51, Block 5, Plan 0010537 (Historical)

• Phase 4 names a public pathway on Lots 17–27

  Historical

  Clause 31(iii) includes maintenance of a public pathway located on Lots 17–27, Block 4, Plan 9910556. The scan does not provide a surveyed route or establish general-public access to the private lakes. Obtain the current plan and any easement before interpreting its location or access rights.

  Source: Phase 4 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–27, Block 4, Plan 9910556 (Historical)

• Fence height alone does not establish approval

  Historical

  The original phase instruments cap fences at six feet and also require written approval of their design and location. They restrict vegetation removal outside the eligible building envelope; Phase 5 Lot 51 is excepted from that vegetation clause. Check the property's instrument, approvals and later amendments before fencing or clearing.

  Sources: Phase 1 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–34, Block 1, Plan 9411421 (Historical)Phase 2 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–54, Block 2, Plan 9511789 (Historical)Phase 3 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–58, Block 3, Plan 9810168 (Historical)Phase 4 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–27, Block 4, Plan 9910556 (Historical)Phase 5 restrictive covenant — Lots 28–51, Block 5, Plan 0010537 (Historical)

• Check roofing restrictions before replacement

  Historical

  The original instruments prohibit asphalt shingles and specify roof materials, with approval provisions for alternatives or waivers. Phase 5 Lot 51 is excepted from the roofing clause. These historical terms do not resolve a property's current approval history; obtain the applicable covenant and written approval before selecting materials.

  Sources: Phase 1 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–34, Block 1, Plan 9411421 (Historical)Phase 2 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–54, Block 2, Plan 9511789 (Historical)Phase 3 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–58, Block 3, Plan 9810168 (Historical)Phase 4 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–27, Block 4, Plan 9910556 (Historical)Phase 5 restrictive covenant — Lots 28–51, Block 5, Plan 0010537 (Historical)

• County involvement differs between phase documents

  Historical

  Phase 3 clause 32 requires express written County permission to alter or delete clauses 27, 29–32. Phases 4 and 5 instead specify prior County notification for those clauses. Do not substitute one phase's procedure for another or treat this summary as confirmation that an alteration is authorized today.

  Sources: Phase 3 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–58, Block 3, Plan 9810168 (Historical)Phase 4 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–27, Block 4, Plan 9910556 (Historical)Phase 5 restrictive covenant — Lots 28–51, Block 5, Plan 0010537 (Historical)

• Watercraft limits

  Association-published

  Rules exclude powered boats, sailboats and windsurfers; permitted craft must be cleaned before launch. Check rack limits and current notices.

  Source: Common-land rules revised June 23, 2020

• Check swimming notices and supervision

  Association-published

  No lifeguards are provided; posted swimming closures apply. Winter lake use is not monitored by the board.

  Source: Common-land rules revised June 23, 2020

• Control dogs and respect swimming areas

  Association-published

  Leash dogs when approaching others. During swimming season, keep them off beaches, docks and immediate swim areas.

  Source: Common-land rules revised June 23, 2020

• Read species-specific fishing rules

  Association-published

  Barbless hooks and no live bait; trout are catch-and-release unless posted otherwise. Check current species instructions before fishing.

  Source: Common-land rules revised June 23, 2020

• Arrange mobility-device access

  Association-published

  The Blue Flag program requires advance board approval for mobility-device park access. Request the current application process.

  Source: Title-linked fees, guest access and identification

• unknown

  FAQ says mandatory fees are registered against each lot; obtain the actual charging instrument to identify its legal form.

  Applies to: Specific lot; verify current title.

  Association-publishedSource: Title-linked fees, guest access and identification

• restrictive covenant

  Phase 1 posted instrument, signed June 29, 1994. Historical building and lot-development restrictions; check subsequent amendments and approvals.

  Applies to: Lots 1–34, Block 1, Plan 9411421

  HistoricalSource: Phase 1 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–34, Block 1, Plan 9411421 (Historical)

• restrictive covenant

  Phase 2 posted instrument, signed June 26, 1995. Historical building and lot-development restrictions; check subsequent amendments and approvals.

  Applies to: Lots 1–54, Block 2, Plan 9511789

  HistoricalSource: Phase 2 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–54, Block 2, Plan 9511789 (Historical)

• restrictive covenant

  Phase 3 posted instrument, signed January 12, 1998. Historical building and lot-development restrictions; check subsequent amendments and approvals.

  Applies to: Lots 1–58, Block 3, Plan 9810168

  HistoricalSource: Phase 3 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–58, Block 3, Plan 9810168 (Historical)

• restrictive covenant

  Phase 4 posted instrument, signed October 15, 1998. Historical building and lot-development restrictions; check subsequent amendments and approvals.

  Applies to: Lots 1–27, Block 4, Plan 9910556

  HistoricalSource: Phase 4 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–27, Block 4, Plan 9910556 (Historical)

• restrictive covenant

  Phase 5 posted instrument, signed July 19, 1999. Historical building and lot-development restrictions; check subsequent amendments and approvals.

  Applies to: Lots 28–51, Block 5, Plan 0010537

  HistoricalSource: Phase 5 restrictive covenant — Lots 28–51, Block 5, Plan 0010537 (Historical)

• Domestic water and waste service arrangements need separate checks; the overview lists the water co-op and waste providers separately.

• 2026 dues and new-owner overview

  fee schedule

  Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 6, 2026

  Association-publishedOpen

• Common-land rules — June 2020 revision

  amenity rules

  Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 6, 2026

  Reviewed sections noted in source. Confirm later notices; original remains controlling.

  Association-publishedOpen

• Phase covenant and map index

  other

  Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 6, 2026

  Five posted instruments reviewed. Phase map requires member login; current parcel boundaries and later amendments remain unverified.

  Association-publishedOpen

• Phase 1 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–34, Block 1, Plan 9411421

  restrictive covenant

  Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 6, 2026

  8 pages reviewed; signed June 29, 1994. Match current title and check later amendments. Original instrument is not proof of current property compliance.

  HistoricalOpen

• Phase 2 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–54, Block 2, Plan 9511789

  restrictive covenant

  Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 6, 2026

  7 pages reviewed; signed June 26, 1995. Match current title and check later amendments. Original instrument is not proof of current property compliance.

  HistoricalOpen

• Phase 3 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–58, Block 3, Plan 9810168

  restrictive covenant

  Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 6, 2026

  6 pages reviewed; signed January 12, 1998. Match current title and check later amendments. Original instrument is not proof of current property compliance.

  HistoricalOpen

• Phase 4 restrictive covenant — Lots 1–27, Block 4, Plan 9910556

  restrictive covenant

  Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 6, 2026

  5 pages reviewed; signed October 15, 1998. Match current title and check later amendments. Clause 31 names a public pathway on Lots 17–27; no route geometry verified.

  HistoricalOpen

• Phase 5 restrictive covenant — Lots 28–51, Block 5, Plan 0010537

  restrictive covenant

  Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 6, 2026

  6 pages reviewed; signed July 19, 1999. Match current title and check later amendments. Clause 33 lists specific exceptions for Lot 51; it is not a blanket fee or lake-access exemption.

  HistoricalOpen

• By-Law Number One — compilation updated February 3, 2005

  bylaws

  Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 6, 2026

  Membership sections and appended notices reviewed; full governance/encumbrance review and later amendments remain pending.

  HistoricalOpen

• Covenant deviation process and application form

  architectural guidelines

  Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 6, 2026

  Eight pages reviewed. Undated; confirm current submission details before using.

  Association-publishedOpen

• Official websitehttps://churchranches.ca/

No recorded changes since publication.

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