Welcome to the Clearidge

Homeowners Association website

 

Here you will find plenty of information about the history of Clearidge, legal documents including our CC&Rs (covenants, conditions, and restrictions), bylaws, board of directors, board meeting minutes, and frequently asked questions.

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**Latest News**

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2025 Annual Homeowners Association Meeting Announced

Our Annual Homeowners Association meeting was held on February 9th, 2025 at the Anacortes United Methodist Church. Minutes and treasurer's report will be posted soon. 

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New Sustainable Landscaping Plan for 2025 and Onward

Our own Tim Hall, retired environmental scientist and former park ranger, has outlined a sustainable cost-effective landscaping plan for the Clearidge Oakes Avenue frontage using native plants. The plan will be brought forward at the Annual Meeting in February, and is available for download here. 

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The Clearidge Homeowners Association Board of Directors

If you are interested in being on the Board, please contact any of your Board members or Officers and we would be happy to share our experiences, answer any questions you may have and get your name on the ballot. Current Board members can be viewed on the Board of Directors page.

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Bylaws Update

On January 1, 2022 new laws (RCW 24.03A) went into effect for all Washington NonProfit Corporations, and to which we are subject. As a side note, we also fall under the Washington State Homeowner’s Association laws (RCW 64.38), however those did not change in the recent past.

 

As a result, your Board took on the task of updating the Clearidge Homeowner’s Bylaws, so that we would be in better alignment with the updated laws where they applied to us.  Some parts of the State’s document applied ONLY to charitable corporations, and thus not to us.

 

The largest change was in Article II, Section 7, which was added.  This section simply formalized the process we have had in place for over 5 years, regarding the counting of votes, quorums and announcement of results.  Other minor changes included the percentage of members needed for a quorum and voting, notices sent by mail assumed delivered by the 5th day after the postmark, and limits on years of service on the Board as examples.

 

Should you choose to read the full document, you can find it either here or under the Documents page of this website.

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