Fairway Village Homeowners Association

Living in a golf course community offers a unique blend of and leisure and challenges. Residents enjoy beautiful views, serene surroundings, and access to golfing facilities right at their doorstep. If you're an avid golfer or simply appreciate the peaceful lifestyle, this community provides a perfect balance of relaxation and recreation. Experience a vibrant social scene and connect with like-minded neighbors who share your passion for the game or just outdoor living.

That said, there are some things we'd like you to be aware of before you buy in Fairway Village.

Fairway Village HOA

• The Golf Course is part of the Common Areas of Fairway Village, owned by the HOA on behalf of all members. Homeowners have collective rights of use and enjoyment through their membership in the Association. The course is not a private club but operates as a public golf course under Clark County designation.

• It is not classified as a public park or open space.

• The HOA assumes no liability for errant golf shots or other golf-related activity that may cause damage to property or injury to individuals. Players and residents assume all risks associated with golf activity and are encouraged to carry appropriate insurance coverage.

• The Director of Golf Operations and HOA Administrator are hired by and report directly to the HOA Board of Directors. They are responsible for administering all policies and procedures approved by the Board regarding the golf course.

• The FV Golf Committee reports directly to the HOA Board. The Golf Committee serves in an advisory role only and has no independent authority to implement or change policy.

• Turf maintenance equipment may be operated on and around the golf course at various hours. Every effort will be made to comply with the City of Vancouver’s noise regulations.

 

Fairway Village Residents

• Ball Barrier Netting: Residents may install ball barrier netting or barrier plantings only as described in the CC&Rs. All installations require prior written approval from the CC&R Committee. Netting and plantings must be maintained by the homeowner at their own expense. The HOA is not responsible for any damage caused by errant golf balls to resident property. Residents are encouraged to review their insurance coverage for this risk.

• Sight Lines & Landscaping: The HOA maintains the sight lines and view corridors of the golf course. To ensure course safety, aesthetics, and maintenance, the HOA reserves the right to alter landscaping, including tree planting, trimming, or removal (per city regulations and with the approval of the city arborist), as well as weed control and other requirements. These actions may affect resident sight lines to the course.

• Golf Course Views:
  Views from private property onto the golf course are not guaranteed and are not owned by residents. The HOA maintains sole authority over golf course landscaping, including grass length, tree trimming, planting, or removal. While every effort is made to keep the course attractive and safe, landscaping decisions are made for the benefit of the entire community and golf operations. Residents should expect that their individual views may change over time and that prior notice of such maintenance is not required.

• Course & Path Access: For safety reasons, residents and non-residents may not walk, jog, or cycle on cart paths or the golf course for recreational purposes. Exceptions apply only to:

  • Golf play and practice

  • HOA-approved events or tournaments

  • Authorized staff and maintenance activity

  • Emergency access

• Policies & Compliance: All players and visitors must comply with the rules and procedures posted at the Golf Shop. Questions or concerns should be directed to the Golf Operations Manager for resolution. Failure to comply with golf course policies may result in suspension of playing privileges, fines under HOA enforcement policy, or removal from the premises.

 

Additional Notes

• The HOA reserves the right to close the course temporarily for safety, maintenance, or weather-related conditions (e.g., lightning, excessive heat, smoke).

• Alcohol, smoking, pets, and personal golf cart usage must follow posted Golf Shop policies and HOA rules.