1. Draft the articles of incorporation of the Homeowners' or Property Owners' Association, its bylaws, and the restrictive covenants;
2. Submit draft articles, bylaws, and covenants to the Director of Planning for approval;
3. After approval, create an incorporated nonprofit corporation;
4. Record approved covenants, at the County Clerk's office, which automatically make every lot owner a member of the association, give the owners the right to use the common property, and establish voting rights and obligations to pay assessments;
5. Provide evidence of the recorded articles, bylaws, and the restrictive covenants prior to Final Plat approval; and
6. Pay attorney fees for document review.