Property
Established in 1970, Fieldstone Village consists of 23 condominium units of varying sizes and configurations. No units are developer-owned.
Amenities
Association amenities include a designated boat slip and garage for each unit, courtyard, fire pit, lakeside deck, lakeside tram, pier, and boathouse community room.
Smoking
Fieldstone Village is a smoke-free property.
Parking
Each unit includes a garage and one designated outdoor parking space. Visitor parking is available only in areas identified by Association signage. Additional restrictions are outlined in the Association Rules.
Pets
Dogs and cats are permitted, provided they are leashed when outside and do not create excessive noise or disturbance. Exotic pets are not permitted.
Rentals
Rentals of condominium units and boat slips are not permitted. Applicable restrictions and conditions are set forth in the Association's policies, rules, and bylaws.
Unit Alterations
Owners may make interior modifications within their unit walls, subject to applicable Association requirements. Changes to limited common elements require approval from the affected building co-owners and the Board of Directors.
Fees and Assessments
The Board of Directors oversees the maintenance, repair, and replacement of common elements and limited common elements. These responsibilities are funded through Association dues and assessments. Monthly Association fees are billed quarterly, and late payments are subject to interest.
Reserve Fund and Special Assessments
The Association maintains reserve funds for the repair and replacement of common elements. Special assessments may be approved by a simple majority of unit owners and are allocated according to unit square footage. Additional information is available in the Association Policies and Procedures.
Fines and Penalties
Unit owners may be subject to fines for violations of the Association's bylaws, policies, or rules.
Amendments to Condominium Documents
The Declaration, Bylaws, Rules, and other condominium documents may be amended in accordance with Wisconsin law and applicable owner-approval requirements. Amendments may affect owners' legal rights and responsibilities. Please consult the Bylaws and Rules for amendment procedures and voting requirements.
Sales and Right of First Refusal
Prospective purchasers must receive the current Association Bylaws and Rules and submit a signed acknowledgment of receipt and acceptance. Owners planning to sell must provide the Board with at least 14 days' prior written notice, including relevant sale information. Upon receipt of the purchaser's signed acknowledgment, the Association may issue any applicable waiver of its right of first refusal for use at closing. Please consult the Association Bylaws for complete sale and transfer requirements.