INFORMATION & FORMS
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Building Permits Must Be Approved
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Before building, a complete set of drawings shall be submitted to the chairman of the Operations committee. Please click on the "Building Permit" button below for a Building Permit request form that must be completed and submitted with the plans. The chairman will review the plans with other committee members, visit the site, and check drawings for conformance to regulations. Three (3) members of the committee will be authorized to sign plans and issue an interim permit authorizing applicant to start clearing for construction. Plans will be submitted to the Board at the next monthly meeting. Plans will be considered approved when the plan is signed and dated by at least five (5) board members at the regular monthly board meeting.
PLEASE ALLOW ENOUGH TIME (TYPICALLY 30-60 DAYS) BETWEEN YOUR PERMIT APPLICATION SUBMISSION AND THE MONTHLY BOARD MEETING HELD ON THE THIRD FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH BEFORE YOUR CONSTRUCTION STARTS!!
Employment Application
If you're interested in employment with Peaceful Valley Property Owners' Association, please click on the button above to download the form. Fill it in and return it to the PVPOA office during office hours (M-W-F 9-4) or send it to PVPOA, 3408-A Peaceful Valley Road, Owensville, MO 65066
Road Rules including Golf Cart and ATV use within PVL
Please remember that the lake, roads, and all amenities are here for all members' enjoyment.
Please keep this in mind at all times.
PVPOA members must comply with all Missouri Highway and Traffic Laws including those dealing with ATVs, golf carts, and other off-road vehicles. Please review and abide by the Missouri laws which includes children operating ATVs, golf carts, dirt bikes, etc. State
Click here for Missouri's Golf Cart Law and click here for Missouri's ATV Law
Please keep this in mind at all times.
PVPOA members must comply with all Missouri Highway and Traffic Laws including those dealing with ATVs, golf carts, and other off-road vehicles. Please review and abide by the Missouri laws which includes children operating ATVs, golf carts, dirt bikes, etc. State
Click here for Missouri's Golf Cart Law and click here for Missouri's ATV Law
First Right of Refusal
Note: Check with your realtor or legal adviser about this topic. Here's the plain language explanation with the legal language following:
Plain Language Version: Peaceful Valley Property Owners Association allows it's members "First right of refusal" when property adjacent to their lot is sold. What this means is that lot owners are free to sell their property, but must first offer it to the owners of the neighboring lots for the same sale price and terms and conditions agreed upon with the prospective purchaser. If the adjacent property owners do not wish to purchase the property, they must sign the "Right of Refusal" form (click on the button below to download a copy) at which point the seller can go ahead with the original sale. Since we know that sometimes the adjacent property owners may not be reachable, there's a provision that if the seller can prove that a good faith effort was made to get those signatures then the sale can go forward. Below is the Legal Language, which is more comprehensive than the above plain language version, and should be considered authoritative.
Legal Language Version:
No sale of any lot shall be consummated without giving at least 30 days notice to the Peaceful Valley Lake Property Owners' Association or its assigns, and the owners of the adjoining lots, of the terms and prospective purchaser thereof; the Peaceful Valley Lake Corporation or its assigns and the owners of the adjoining lots of said property shall have the first opportunity to purchase the property on such terms. The refusal of the Peaceful Valley Lake Corporation or its assigns and the owners of the adjoining lots to purchase on such terms, shall not be considered a waiver of the right of first opportunity to purchase if the lot is offered on different terms. Such notice shall be personally served in writing if service can be made in the subdivision; if any person entitled to service cannot be found in the subdivision, notice shall be mailed to person at his address last known to the Peaceful Valley Lake Corporation or its assigns. Affidavit of the person making service shall be sufficient evidence thereof to protect a purchaser.
Plain Language Version: Peaceful Valley Property Owners Association allows it's members "First right of refusal" when property adjacent to their lot is sold. What this means is that lot owners are free to sell their property, but must first offer it to the owners of the neighboring lots for the same sale price and terms and conditions agreed upon with the prospective purchaser. If the adjacent property owners do not wish to purchase the property, they must sign the "Right of Refusal" form (click on the button below to download a copy) at which point the seller can go ahead with the original sale. Since we know that sometimes the adjacent property owners may not be reachable, there's a provision that if the seller can prove that a good faith effort was made to get those signatures then the sale can go forward. Below is the Legal Language, which is more comprehensive than the above plain language version, and should be considered authoritative.
Legal Language Version:
No sale of any lot shall be consummated without giving at least 30 days notice to the Peaceful Valley Lake Property Owners' Association or its assigns, and the owners of the adjoining lots, of the terms and prospective purchaser thereof; the Peaceful Valley Lake Corporation or its assigns and the owners of the adjoining lots of said property shall have the first opportunity to purchase the property on such terms. The refusal of the Peaceful Valley Lake Corporation or its assigns and the owners of the adjoining lots to purchase on such terms, shall not be considered a waiver of the right of first opportunity to purchase if the lot is offered on different terms. Such notice shall be personally served in writing if service can be made in the subdivision; if any person entitled to service cannot be found in the subdivision, notice shall be mailed to person at his address last known to the Peaceful Valley Lake Corporation or its assigns. Affidavit of the person making service shall be sufficient evidence thereof to protect a purchaser.
Lodge and Gazebo Rental Agreement and Checklist
See www.peacefulvalleylake.com/lodge-rental.html for forms and guidelines on Lodge/Gazebo Rental and Cleanup.
Complaint/Comment Form
1. In order for member complaints to be reviewed by the Board of Directors, a formal Complaint Form must be filled out and turned into the PVPOA office for presention to the board (click on the button below to download form).
2. The board at the next meeting, following receipt of the Complaint Form, will review the complaint.
3. The member will be notified of the decision of the board as soon as possible after the meeting..
4. The complaints will be kept on file at the office.
2. The board at the next meeting, following receipt of the Complaint Form, will review the complaint.
3. The member will be notified of the decision of the board as soon as possible after the meeting..
4. The complaints will be kept on file at the office.
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A system of work orders is implemented to facilitate communication of maintenance requirements to maintenance personnel. If you would like to submit a work order, please click on the button below to dowload a work order form, then drop it by the PVPOA office. The Board's Operations Chairman will then review and take the necessary actions.
Board of Directors Application
The Peaceful Valley Property Owners' Association Board of Directors consists of 9 members of the Association in good standing. 4 of the 9 members serve in officer positions of President, Vice-President, Treasurer, and Secretary. All positions are voluntary, uncompensated positions. Terms are 3 years, elected by members on a 1-year rotating cycle, meaning that 3 directors terms expire each year. Directors can serve only 2 consecutive terms, but are welcome to serve again after at least a one year break in service. If you're interested in serving as a director, please download and fill out the application below. You can either drop off the application at the office, or send/fax/email it to us. Applications must be submitted in February, at least 60 days before the mid-April Annual Membership Meeting.