Overview

Tahoe Keys Property Owners Association is a common interest development located in South Lake Tahoe, California which consists of 1,528 member units consisting of about 1,193 single-family homes and 335 townhomes plus certain common area properties.

Mutual-benefit Nonprofit Corporation

The Tahoe Keys is primarily a boating community consisting of owner-occupied properties, second homes and properties that are vacation rentals. The Association was organized as a mutual-benefit nonprofit corporation 501(c)(4) in November 1963 to provide for the management, maintenance and architectural control of the individual units and the common area property.

Common Areas

The Association manages the common areas that include beaches, swimming pools, tennis courts and neighborhood parks. The Association is responsible for maintaining the 11 miles of lagoons, providing water, security patrols and enforcing the CC&Rs.

Board of Directors

The Association is governed by a member-elected volunteer Board of Directors who serve a two-year term with elections held every year in August; meetings are held monthly.

The Association Board of Directors, a community-wide volunteer position, consisting of seven property owners, is responsible for setting operating policies, managerial overview, development and execution of annual budgets and capital reserves, enforcing provisions of the governing documents, which include covenants, conditions and restrictions (CC&Rs), bylaws, and rules and regulations, and providing financial oversight. Major decisions, as determined by the CC&Rs, are referred to the Association owners as a whole.