Quoted from the Bylaws of Andover Farms Association, Inc.:
ARTICLE 5 - DUES & ASSESMENTS
Section 1: Annual Assessment
The annual assessment of the Association shall be $200.00, due and payable on January 1st of each year. This assessment will be billed directly by the treasurer to each Member. Any Member not paying their assessment within thirty days shall be considered a Member in delinquent standing.
The purpose of the assessments levied by the Association shall be for the repair, maintenance, operation, management and improvement of the Common Areas,
including but not limited thereto, the payment of all taxes and insurance thereon, the repair and replacement thereof, the operation thereof, additions thereto and improvements thereon, and for the cost of labor, equipment, materials, management and supervision for and in conjunction therewith.
In addition to the annual assessment provided for herein, the Association may request voluntary donations from Members for the cost of events, or special projects that the Members have approved. Any such donations are voluntary and will not create any obligation of the Members.
The annual assessment may be increased or decreased by the Association, if
approved by a vote of two-thirds (2/3) of a quorum of the Members, at a meeting of the Association, as required to pay all costs, expenses and charges to carry out its purposes hereunder.
You can mail dues payments to:
Andover Farms Association, Inc.
P.O. Box 39
Belleville, MI 48112
or pay your dues online:
If you already have a Chase bank account click the box above to register and use QuickPay. Then enter the Association's e-mail address to find our account when ready to send payment.
If you don't bank at Chase you will need to sign up with the clearXchange (CXC) network. This will let you send electronic payment to the Association's account at Chase, direct from one of the banks below, or from another bank if you sign up for CXC online.
Members of the clearXchange network:
Chase Bank
Bank of America
Capital One
U.S. Bank
Wells Fargo
First Bank
Frost Bank
TD Bank