FAQ

This question is asked when someone receives a “compliance” letter from the HOA and they may feel that another neighbor is defiant of the covenants. The feeling is understandable because we often don’t know if the other neighbor also received a compliance letter (or multiple ones previously).

If you feel someone is out of compliance with the neighborhood covenants, try reaching out to your neighbor or visit some of the social networks representing Brook Highland for other ideas. If all else fails, contact the Homeowners’ Association.

Board of Directors

The Board of Directors (Jay, David and Sheri) can be contacted by emailing HOA@Brookhighland.org

Neighborhood Management, LLC

Lauren Berzette at Lauren@nhmllc.org or 205-877-9480

Pay Dues, Visit Owner’s Portal: Neighborhood Management

The covenant letters are mailed after a tour of the neighborhood by the HOA Management Company and discrepancies noted. Occasionally, the discrepancy will be cleared by the homeowner just before the letter is put in the mail. Don’t be upset that you received a letter. Just clear the discrepancy and be glad that the HOA is enforcing appearance standards for all of us.