Current HOA DUES
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2024
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$170/MONTH
Finished homes on HOA-designated pads |
$165/MONTH
Finished homes on HOA-designated lots |
$59/MONTH
Vacant lots/pads |
Designation of HOA lots and HOA pads is listed in the Community CC&Rs (sections 1.10 and 1.11) which can be found HERE.
HOw to pay
The La Estancia HOA does not currently accept credit or debit card payments. This is a conscientious decision made by the board for the purpose of saving the community the cost of credit card processing fees. Current options for paying HOA dues include:
1. Bank Bill Pay (recommended) -
Use your bank's online banking/bill pay function to set up recurring payments. Here are links to the most commonly used banking institutions from our members: SBSU, Zions, MACU, Wells Fargo, Chase, US Bank, Bank of America, Citibank. Please add La Estancia HOA as the payee and add your lot number as the "account number" if prompted. The address for the HOA is:
La Estancia HOA
PO Box 122
Kanab, UT 84741
When using the autopay option please make sure to adjust the recurring bill pay amount when dues amounts change.
2. Mail a Check-
Make checks payable to La Estancia HOA and mail to:
La Estancia HOA
PO Box 122
Kanab, UT 84741
3. Drop Off -
Drop off your check at the Precise Tax & Accounting office located at 202 E 100 N in Kanab. There is a drop slot for after-hours payments.
You are welcome to pay in advance, but we recommend paying no more than 12 months at a time (January through December), as any changes to the dues amounts typically take effect January 1.
1. Bank Bill Pay (recommended) -
Use your bank's online banking/bill pay function to set up recurring payments. Here are links to the most commonly used banking institutions from our members: SBSU, Zions, MACU, Wells Fargo, Chase, US Bank, Bank of America, Citibank. Please add La Estancia HOA as the payee and add your lot number as the "account number" if prompted. The address for the HOA is:
La Estancia HOA
PO Box 122
Kanab, UT 84741
When using the autopay option please make sure to adjust the recurring bill pay amount when dues amounts change.
2. Mail a Check-
Make checks payable to La Estancia HOA and mail to:
La Estancia HOA
PO Box 122
Kanab, UT 84741
3. Drop Off -
Drop off your check at the Precise Tax & Accounting office located at 202 E 100 N in Kanab. There is a drop slot for after-hours payments.
You are welcome to pay in advance, but we recommend paying no more than 12 months at a time (January through December), as any changes to the dues amounts typically take effect January 1.
Payment terms & conditions
Monthly invoices/statements for dues are NOT sent out. Invoices and account statements are sent out once a year in December. If you need an account statement for any reason please contact the CMT.
Per Section 4.9 of the Amended & Restated CC&Rs, the following payment policies apply:
Per Section 4.9 of the Amended & Restated CC&Rs, the following payment policies apply:
- Due Date: Monthly assessments are due on the 1st day of each month.
- Late Payments: Payments not received within 30 days of the due date are considered delinquent and will:
- Accrue interest at 18% annually (starting from the original due date).
- Incur a $100 late fee for each missed installment.
- Accounts 60+ Days Past Due: If your account is more than 60 days overdue:
- Your access to Common Areas and Limited Common Areas may be suspended.
- A lien may be filed against your property.
- All legal and lien filing fees will be added to your account.
what do hoa dues cover?
Your monthly HOA dues help maintain and enhance the shared spaces and amenities throughout the La Estancia community. These funds are used to cover:
Reserve Fund
A portion of your dues is set aside in the Reserve Fund, which is used for long-term, large-scale repairs and improvements. These may include:
What HOA Dues Do Not Cover
Homeowners are responsible for the following, as they are not included in HOA dues:
Note: These lists are not all-inclusive and are provided for general guidance.
- Repairs and maintenance of:
- Streets, curbs, and sidewalks
- Clubhouse and pools
- Dog park and waterwheel
- Lone Ranger Park
- All other common areas
- Landscaping and sprinkler system maintenance for:
- All front yards (excluding estate lots)
- All common areas
- Property insurance for common areas
- Utilities for common areas
- Management fees and administrative services
Reserve Fund
A portion of your dues is set aside in the Reserve Fund, which is used for long-term, large-scale repairs and improvements. These may include:
- Pool resurfacing
- Street crack sealing and resealing
- Major landscaping replacements
- Other significant capital expenses
What HOA Dues Do Not Cover
Homeowners are responsible for the following, as they are not included in HOA dues:
- Homeowner's insurance
- Backyard maintenance and sprinkler systems
- Exterior maintenance or repairs of your home
- Maintenance or repair of your private driveway
Note: These lists are not all-inclusive and are provided for general guidance.