Welcome to the homeowners section of the Anatolia Homeowners Association website. Here you will find important resources for homeowners. Some of these documents are available to homeowners only in the password-protected HOA Documents section or by logging in to the Anatolia Homeowner Portal. If you are a homeowner and you need the password for the HOA Documents section on this website, please call the clubhouse at (916) 294-0026. To login to the Anatolia HOA Homeowner Portal or to register for a username/password, simply visit anatoliahoa.connectresident.com.
Renters in the community are not allowed access to Governing Documents. Please contact the homeowner or property management company used by the homeowner for a copy of these documents. A full copy of the Community Rules & Regulations is available for download below.
HOMEOWNER PORTAL
You may want to register for the Anatolia Member Portal. This gives homeowners real-time access to everything happening on their account and in the community. Registering for the portal is easy. If you have trouble, our Member Services Team is here to help.
CLUBHOUSE RULES & REGULATIONS
Introducing the First Draft of the 2025 Clubhouse Rules and Regulations.
As our community has grown and the way we use the Clubhouse has evolved, it's time for our rules to reflect that progress. The current Anatolia Rules and Regulations were created nearly 20 years ago and no longer align with how the space is used today.
With that in mind, Management sent out Version 1 (V1) of the updated draft (also available below) to allow members to review and share feedback with the Board of Directors. We value your input and want to ensure that the rules and regulations governing our beloved Clubhouse are relevant, fair, and supportive of the community's needs.
We invite you to join us for Part 3 of our Town Hall Series on Wednesday, April 9, 2025, at 6:00 PM.
EQUIPMENT RENTALS
Anatolia Homeowners can rent power washers from the Clubhouse. Complete the Equipment Rental Request Form to reserve the equipment.
FREE XFINITY INTERNET
Being a resident of the Association includes free Xfinity Internet Services as one of your many amenities!
ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS
Homeowners, opt-in to receive association communications electronically. It’s easy to sign up!
Stages of Compliance
HOA compliance typically follows a series of steps designed to resolve issues constructively. It often begins with a courtesy letter as a gentle reminder of the violation. If the issue remains unresolved, a reminder notice may follow. Homeowners are encouraged to ask for an extension if more time is needed or submit an ACC application if changes require approval. Open and honest communication with the management team or Board of Directors can go a long way in resolving the matter efficiently and amicably. Keeping an open line of communication allows both parties to understand the circumstances, explore solutions, and avoid unnecessary escalation. If compliance is still not achieved, an invitation to a hearing may be issued, where the Board can impose fines. Fortunately, most violations are resolved after the initial courtesy letter—consistent, respectful communication is the key to success, while ignoring the issue can lead to further complications.
READY FOR THE INSPECTOR?
Thorough and regular inspections increase the safety and well-being of homeowners, protect property values, and reduce the risk of costly repairs and lawsuits. After a temporary absence, a regular inspection will be enforced immediately.
Here are some reminders of the homeowner’s responsibilities and maintenance items that can be found in the CC&R’s and Community Rules & Regulations.
Upkeep of landscaping which includes replacement of any dead lawn, weed removal, lawn mowing, trees, and shrubs trimming.
The driveway should be kept clean of any oil or other stains at all times.
Garage is used for parking and storage of cars, boats and similar vehicles. The door should remain closed except for entering/exiting the garage is in use and attended.
No trailer, camper, truck (in excess of one ton), any commercial vehicle, boats or similar recreational vehicles shall be permitted within the community.
Trash containers shall be stored in an area that is not visible for the common area or other home sites.
No sports fixtures such as basketball standard hoops, or backboards, or other fixed sports apparatus shall be permitted to be permanently installed upon any unit.