Stanford Townhomes
Corvallis, Oregon
Welcome to the official website for Stanford Townhomes Homeowners Association. Here you will find key resource for homeowners and community members.
For Buyers & Agents
Looking to Buy a Stanford Townhome?Our community is conveniently located near shopping and Corvallis City public transportation. This means you can easily get to where you need to go, without sacrificing the peace and quiet of suburban living. Here are some common buyer-related questions about our community.How many people live in the Stanford Community?
Our community consists of 20 single family homes in four buildings, with an estimated population of approximately 50 residents.What are the sizes of the homes?
Homes range in size from 1488 sqft to 1568 sqft. We recommend contacting a local realtor for specific information.How much is the annual assessment and what does it cover?
The annual assessment is $2400, paid as $200 per month. This assessment covers the maintenance and landscaping of 1 acre of common area, as well as the exterior maintenance of our townhouse building structures.What can homeowners expect in the care of their landscape?
Our hired landscapers maintain your front yard lawn by mowing it weekly throughout most of the growing season, which includes fertilizing and edging; and leaf removal during the winter months. Repairs to the irrigation system and replanting of shrubbery are also included.Are there homes available for rent?
The association does not require owners to report when they are renting their homes. We encourage you to use online search tools to find available units.What documents do I need to buy a home?
You will need a copy of the following:
the governing documents
the current insurance policy
General Inquiry
send us an email
Mailbox
mail us a letter
Mailing Address
Stanford Townhomes HOA
2000 S. Santiam Highway #1046
Albany, OR 97322
United States
For Homeowners
As an independently run HOA, we rely on the combined efforts of all homeowners to make our community a great place to live.
COMMON AREA MAINTENANCE
Contact the HOA board for community-related inquiries.
GOVERNING DOCUMENTS
You can view and download the governing documents here.
TRASH AND RECYCLING
We all enjoy a clean and tidy community, and we kindly ask that you store your trash and recycling containers out of public view.
For Landlords
Responsibilities for Landlords and TenantsThe Owner and tenant must enter into a written rental agreement, one that specifically states that the tenant is subject to all provisions of the Declaration, By-Laws, and Rules and Regulations; and that the tenant's failure to comply constitutes default under the rental or lease agreement.Here's an example section that can be used in your rental agreement:Tenant agrees that failure to comply with any of the provisions of the property's Declaration, the Bylaws, and Rules and Regulations shall constitute a default under the lease agreement; including but not limited to: parking tenant's primary vehicle in the garage, keeping all trash and recycling containers out of sight between trash/recycling pick up days, or engaging in harmful or offensive activities that are a source of annoyance to other occupants. The governing documents can be viewed in full at <link> .CC&R Section 4.4.1, Written Rental Agreements Required
Trash and Recycling ContainersThe most common violation by tenants is failure to place trash and recycling containers out of public view. Owner's are encouraged to make this clear to their tenants.CC&R Section 4.10, Rubbish and Trash
ParkingParking is reserved for residents and their guests. Boats, trailers, commercial vehicles, mobile homes, campers, and other recreational vehicles are not allowed. Vehicles deemed in violation are subject to being towed at the vehicle owner's expense.The garage shall be used to park the occupant’s primary passenger vehicle, and for no other purpose.CC&R Section 4.7, Parking
Window Air ConditionersAir conditioning units which extend outside of the window frame and which are visible from the outside of the building are prohibited under the Window Air Conditioning Resolution. "Portable" air conditioner units which are free standing and make use of exhaust and intake ducts which fit within the window frame are permitted.Resolution, Window Air Conditioning Resolution
Enforcement
The Board is empowered to enforce any or all violations to the CC&Rs against the Owner. Enforcement can take the form of monetary fines and can be secured through liens placed on the Owner's property.CC&R Section 11.3, Enforcement