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Kure Beach Village HOA Board Meeting
Monday, April 21 at 10:15 in the Clubhouse
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Kure Beach Village Volunteer Work Day
Saturday, March 29 at 9am
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Kure Beach Village Social on Friday, April 11 at 6pm
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Save the date – Kure Beach Village Yard Sale
Saturday, May 24
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Kure Beach requires all golf carts to be street legal
Golf carts must be tagged and licensed, just like any other vehicle, to be legal in Kure Beach. Carts must also be driven by a licensed, legally of age individual. The full list of requirements can be found on this link on the Town of Kure Beach’s website.
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MOTSU Property ( buffer zone )
If you have questions pertaining to the MOTSU land behind the homes on Settlers Lane, contact the Town of Kure Beach
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Please maintain your lawn as outlined in the Bylaws and Rules & Regulations
Lawns & Lots
- Yards and lots are to be maintained so they abide by Items # 4 & 5 of the Bylaws Schedule A – Rules and Regulations. Following these guidelines will help insure a harmonious community:
- Grass must be mowed a minimum of two times a month for the months May through October and once a month in April and November. A number of variables impact how often maintenance needs to occur. Following these minimum cutting requirements will limit overgrowth of lawns.
- Underbrush (shrubs, saplings, low vines, etc., growing under larger trees) and debris are to be cleared to prevent unsightly or unkempt conditions
- No refuse piles or unsightly objects are allowed to be placed or kept on lots
- Neighboring property owners MUST NOT place debris on undeveloped lots.
- As a courtesy, the office can supply a list of lawn contractors who do lot clearing can be found on the website or by calling the office at 910-707-0843 if needed.
Trash cans
- According to our covenants, (Art. V, Sect. 10), Trash cans should be kept in a screened area or storage bin and not visible from the street except on garbage and recyclable pick-up days.
- Shrubs or other vegetation is an acceptable method of screening. Town ordinances require you put out your trash cans no earlier than the evening before pick-up, and return the cans to storage the day of pick-up.
If you see anyone violating any of the rules, please speak to them. These facilities belong to all of us and we all have a say in the maintenance, appearance, and operation of our community.
And remember it is required by law to pick up after your dog. Thank you for your cooperation!
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LIVING WITH COYOTES
The Kure Beach Town Council sponsored a meeting on “Living with Coyotes” in March.
Ms. Rebecca Skiba, Regional Education Specialist, and Mr. Christopher Kent, Coastal Regional Wildlife Biologist from the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission are available to present to community and school groups: 910-214-9420. Click here for more information on Coexisting with Coyotes.
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Please be a good neighbor and be sure to clean up after your dog and keep them on a leash. Thank you!
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