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Historic Norwood Village - An introduction to the rich history of Norwood Village (Updated 05/2009)
By-Laws - The By-Laws govern the day-to-day activities of the village corporation. The authority for establishing by-laws is found in the Articles of Incorporation and in the Declaration of Restrictions. (Last revised 01/2009)
Declaration of Restrictions (Covenants) - The Declaration of Restrictions is recorded with King County and is a part of the deed of every property within Lower and Upper (also known as Division Number 2) Norwood Village. This document was the means used by the founders of the village to determine what the village would be like--i.e., a pleasant residential neighborhood. To accomplish this, the Declaration outlines what can and cannot be done with property in the village and establishes the authority of the village corporation to administer its provisions.
By purchasing property in the village, everyone who owns property in Norwood agrees to follow these provisions. Though it has never been necessary to do so (and we sincerely hope this will always be the case), the provisions of the Declaration are legally enforceable. (Last revised 01/1990)
Articles of Incorporation - This document is filed with the Office of the Washington State Secretary of State. It is the legal basis for the existence of the Norwood Village Corporation. Though it is a very important document legally, it has relatively little day-to-day importance for most village residents. The By-Laws and the Declaration have much more practical significance for most residents. (Last revised 01/1990)
DRAFT Norwood Village View Cutting Policy (Subject to change)
Welcome Cover Letter - Cover letter from the Board of Trustees to new members welcoming them to the village and transmitting the welcome package. (Last revised 05/2009)
Welcome Package - An Acrobat document that incorporates in a single file the welcoming cover letter, the history of the village, a village map, the by-laws, and the covenants. Though this package was designed for new members, others who want those documents are also welcome to download it. (Last revised 05/2009)
To see deeds for village-owned parcels, click on parcel or on item listed below
Bellevue City Ordinance 5897 - Minimum Maintenance Standards for Vacant Buildings
Reserved Family and Adult Pool Memberships (deadline April 30 each year)
Lease For Norwood Pool-April 2007
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