Governing documents, meeting records, and reference materials for Lake Royale POA. Have a question about what's in these documents? Ask Roy Owl on the homepage.
The Association's original founding document, filed January 14, 1972 under the community's original name, Lake Sagamore Property Owners Association, Inc.
View PDF →Consolidated and Amended Restrictive Covenants for Lake Royale Subdivision, recorded April 1, 2021 (Franklin County Register of Deeds, Book 2275, Pages 1206–1221).
View PDF →Community rules covering lake use, docks, fences, rentals, and enforcement.
View PDF →Recorded votes and minutes from board meetings, posted after each meeting.
View Governance →Chapter 47F of the North Carolina General Statutes, governing planned communities.
View PDF →Chapter 55A, Article 16 — governs LRPOA's recordkeeping and members' rights to inspect association records and financial statements.
View Statute →Chapter 75, Article 2 — governs how overdue assessments and dues may be collected.
View Statute →Current assessment amount, administrative fees, and amenity rental rates for the 2026–27 fiscal year.
View PDF →Guidelines governing standing and ad hoc committees of the Board, including authority, eligibility, and appointment procedures. Effective August 27, 2026.
View PDF →Policy and procedure for all LRPOA procurements, including approval limits, bidding requirements, and preferred suppliers. Revision 3, effective August 27, 2026.
View PDF →Supplier comparison form referenced in the Procurement Policy, required for all procurements of $5,000 or more.
Download Form →Background reading on the state statutes and agencies that apply to property owners associations in North Carolina. These are independent, external resources — not LRPOA documents — provided for general reference only and not legal advice.
The state legislature's own guide to the statutes governing HOAs in North Carolina, with links to further outside resources.
Visit Site →The state Attorney General's consumer-facing overview of HOA member rights and Chapter 47F, the Planned Community Act.
Visit Site →Homeowners Protection Bureau's guide hosting the full text of NC's Planned Community Act, Condominium Act, Unit Ownership Act, Nonprofit Corporation Act, Debt Collection Act, and State Fair Housing Act, with plain-language notes.
Visit Site →Links to the NC General Statutes most commonly cited by community associations, plus board-meeting and governance guidance.
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