Frequently Asked Questions 

1. What is the trash/recycling schedule?

See City of South Euclid,  Trash & Recyling Schedule 

2.  How do I get a copy of the Covenants & Restrictions, Bylaws, and Policies?

It is the responsibility of the homeowner to get a copy of the Covenants & Restrictions and the Bylaws when you close title.  Documents may be viewed and downloaded on CC's  HOA Documents section of the website.  

3.  Who do I contact with Cutters Creek community concerns?

You can contact your HOA Board of Trustees with problems that are the responsibility of the HOA.  The Board of Trustees' contact information can be found on the HOA Trustees  page.  For purposes of record keeping,  email is the preferred method of communication.

4.  What is the responsibility of the Homeowners Association?

The Homeowners Association is responsible for the maintenance of common areas and for providing services that contribute to the general welfare of the community.  This includes trash/recycling, landscape, snow removal, streets and lighting and the retention basin system.  The Association is also responsible for enforcing those aspects of the Covenants & Restrictions, Bylaws and Policies that allow all neighbors to enjoy a safe and orderly environment.

5.  What does my monthly assessment fee cover?

Your fee pays for the services mentioned above as well as for a Reserve Fund for future major repairs of the streets and lighting.  Required insurance policies, taxes on common areas and such funds for projects as the Board of Trustees deems appropriate are also covered.  

6.  What and when is the Annual Meeting of the Homeowners Association?

The HOA meets annually in the first two weeks of December to review the budget, elect Board of Trustee members, obtain reports from the Board and act on any properly presented issues.  The meeting date, location and time will be emailed to HOA members well in advance of the scheduled meeting.

7.  How can I get involved in the HOA?

All HOA residents are encouraged to become involved by attending Cutters Creek Social Activities, volunteering for HOA committees, and/or serving on the Board of Trustees.

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