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Welcome to Lanier Northwest!
The homeowners' association (HOA) is dedicated to maintaining a beautiful, safe, and thriving community. Below, you’ll find important information regarding HOA membership, fees, and responsibilities for new homeowners and real estate professionals.
Action Required for New Homeowners
To activate your HOA membership, all new homeowners must complete registration. Click the “Register” button below to get started.
Mandatory HOA Membership & Fees
Lanier Northwest is a mandatory HOA community, meaning all homeowners are required to be members and comply with HOA guidelines.
Initiation Fee
A one-time initiation fee of $300.00 is required at closing. This fee covers:
- Administrative costs: Processing ownership transfers and maintaining HOA records
- Legal and compliance expenses: Ensuring adherence to governing documents and regulations
- Operational expenses: Covering HOA record-keeping and communications
Annual HOA Dues
Each homeowner must pay annual dues of $100.00 per lot owned. Payments are due by December 31 each year. These dues support:
- Maintenance of the community entrance sign and landscaping
- Insurance and administrative costs (including liability and directors & officers insurance, legal fees, accounting)
- Enforcement of community standards and compliance with HOA covenants
- Community communications, meetings, notices, and neighborhood updates
Payment Options:
Zelle (No Fee):
Send payment to: laniernorthwest.hoa.payments [at] @gmail.com
Please include your name and property address(s) in the memo.
or
Make Checks Payable to: Lanier Northwest Owners Association
Mail to:
Kim Kloecker
8141 Willow Tree Way
Alpharetta, GA 30005
Please include your name and property address(s) in the memo.
Important Documents & Resources
To ensure a smooth transition into the community, we encourage new homeowners and real estate agents to review the following documents:
HOA Covenants
These covenants are the community’s foundational restrictions and obligations. They outline essential rules, property usages, and requirements all homeowners must follow to help maintain the quality and harmony of the neighborhood.
Note: The Amendment filed February 11, 2025 unified the two sets of restrictive covenants into a single governing document now referred to as the Lanier Northwest Covenants. Where the two original documents differ in the Ninth Paragraph, the Block B covenants control. The Unified Standard Guide (Appendix A) reflects the covenants as unified and is the recommended reference for all current requirements.
Design Review — A Homeowner's Guide
Our Design Review — A Homeowner's Guide walks you through the process of planning and submitting improvements to your home. It explains how the Design Standards Committee works, what requires prior approval, and how to submit an application. For the complete covenant language and specific filing requirements, see the Unified Standard Guide (Appendix A).
Bylaws
The HOA Bylaws outline how the association is managed and operated. They cover important topics like board structure, elections, meeting procedures, and member voting rights. These rules guide the day-to-day business of the association and help ensure smooth and transparent governance
Property Maps & Plat Records
The original subdivision plat is the legally recorded boundary reference for Lanier Northwest and controls in all covenant and property line matters.
The Hall County tax maps below are provided for general reference and address identification only.
Realtor & Buyer Responsibilities
Account Status for Closings
If you need to verify a homeowner’s current dues status for closing or refinancing purposes, please use the Contact HOA form in the sidebar. We will review the homeowner’s account and provide up-to-date financial information, including any outstanding balances, interest, or fees.
We look forward to welcoming you to the community!
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