Architectural Review Form

If you would like to change the exterior of your house (MP1 only), this form must be completed and submitted to staff at the Clubhouse for approval of the Board of Supervisors. To expedite the process, be sure to have all required documents submitted and check the Architectural Review Schedule (last page of the form). Pick up a 20% coupon from Sherwin-Williams Paints at the clubhouse. For more information on the procedure for changing your property's exterior, see Meadow Pointe 1's ARC policies.

Deed Restrictions in Meadow Pointe 1 CDD

All homeowners should have received a copy of their deed restrictions upon purchasing their home. Copies of these documents can be found at Clubhouse 1. For an overview of what these restrictions include, click here.

Deed Restriction Violation forms

More information on MP1's enforcement of the deed restrictions can be found here. The Meadow Pointe 1 Deed Restriction Committee usually meet twice a month. Check the calendar for exact dates.

Completed Deed Restriction Violation forms are to be submitted to Staff at the Clubhouse.

Clubhouse (1) Rental Request Form.

For MP1, MP3 and MP4 residents, if you would like to rent Clubhouse 1, please first confirm availability with Clubhouse 1 staff. Be sure to read the entire agreement, and bring the completed form and deposit to the clubhouse to secure your date. Forms can also be found at the clubhouse.

New Fitness Center & Racquetball Facility

The rules for the new fitness center & racquetball facility can be found here.

Meadow Pointe CDD Pond Policy

On September 7, 1999, the Meadow Pointe CDD Board approved a motion opening ponds 1, 2, and 25 (the two ponds at Clubhouse I and the pond at Pinedale Park). Trespassing on the property surrounding all other ponds in Meadow Pointe CDD is prohibited (except for maintenance and District personnel).

Property owners who own property on a pond are permitted to use their own property and the adjacent easement area to the waters edge.” Pond property homeowners are not allowed to use the easement area that falls outside of these parameters.

What Happened to my "Lake Front Property"

This information is being provided by Tonya Stewart, District Engineer to explain to residents the purpose of the community “lakes” and how they were designed and intended to be incorporated into the community. The “lakes” are engineered stormwater management ponds which are intended to treat and store runoff from houses, yards, and streets. more>>