Pebble Creek North HOA

Pebble Creek North HOA geographically is made up of the of the residents who reside in the 1st Addition, the 4th Addition, 5th Addition, 7th Addition, 8th Addition, 9th Addition, and the 11th Addition. Currently about 217 resident homes are occupied and when all lots are built on and occupied about 280 homes will be in Pebble Creek North.

The Home Owners Association is governed by the covenants that can be downloaded on this site as well as the By-Laws also available on this site.

At the annual meeting, held each December, the residents elect three people to make up the Board of Directors for the following year and those Directors each serve one-year terms. Those Directors vote who shall serve as the positions named in the By-Laws, the President, the Treasurer, and the Secretary. Other officers or positions as needed can be appointed by the Board. Examples of those appointments are a Social Committee and a Building Committee.

Board of Directors for 2022

Please feel free to contact us at pebblecreeknorthhoaia@gmail.com. This will automatically forward your email to each of the board members.

George Roland – President
Mae Franklin – Treasurer
Dylan Black - Secretary

Frequently Asked Questions

Question - Can I put up a fence?

Answer – No wooden, vinyl, or composite accent or complete fences are permitted in Pebble Creek North. Only four-foot-high black wrought aluminum and iron is approved for use in the back yards of homes. Most fencing companies have this type of fence available.

Question - What vendor for a fence should I call?

Answer- We do not recommend any preference of vendors but there are at least 3 vendors who have installed fences in PCN. They are:

Pfitz's Fence & Deck (resident of PCN) 563-579-4334

Creative Decks & Fence 563-355-4137

Scott County Fence 563-285-4966

Question – Can I park my RV in my driveway or in my yard?

Answer - No boat, or other watercraft, campers, motor homes or other recreational vehicles, trailers, tractors, riding lawnmower, semis, construction vehicles or equipment vans or vehicles (including but not limited to plumbing, carpentry, roofing, electrical, landscaping and concrete), or oversized vehicles (rated larger than Class III, as defined by the United States Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration standards, as amended) shall be openly parked overnight or stored on any street, driveway, lawn or outside storage area. No vehicle of any size that is not road worthy, currently registered, licensed and operable shall be openly parked or stored on any street, driveway, lawn, or outside storage areas. This restriction allows occasional visits by resident owned trailers. This restriction does not apply to passenger cars, pickups conforming to the size restriction, or SUV's and vans with a company name or logo displayed on the vehicle.

Question – Can I put a storage shed in my backyard?

Answer - No Structure of a temporary character, trailer, camper, basement, slab, tent, shack garage, barn or another outbuilding shall be used on any Lot at any time as a residence, storage, or any other purpose, either temporarily or permanently. Temporary Buildings or Structures used during construction of a dwelling shall be on the same Lot as the dwelling and such Buildings and Structures shall be removed upon completion of construction.

Question - Can I place Real Estate for sale signs at the entrances?

The only real estate signs allowed at either entrance area are small signs low to the ground. About a 5" X 12" sign at ground level. Larger signs are distractions for drivers and block the view of oncoming vehicles. Also, our objective is to maintain a clean look for Pebble Creek North to potential buyers and residents.

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