On June 16, 2004 Oak Run Country Club was officially designated a 55+ community under Federal and State regulations and Oak Run Country Club's Protective Deed Restrictions and Covenants. A cover letter of explanation from then ORHA President Edward T. Snell and a copy of the supplemental amendments was delivered to Oak Run homeowners along with the August issue of the Oak Run Newsletter.   A copy of Ted's cover letter as well as an abbreviated version of the amendments can be viewed on this website by clicking HERE

-- As a 55+ Senior Community, our 55+ Amendments state that no homesite title shall be transferred, leased or assigned until such time that the Association has received satisfactory verification of the age or ages of the proposed occupants (buyers, renters or assignees). This ensures that the requirements of the 55+ Amendments have been met. Sellers and Real Estate Brokers are also responsible to these regulations.

-- The 55+ restriction does not apply to owners of owner occupied homesites, when the owners acquired title to their homesites prior to the effective date of the Amendment. Nor does it apply to the initial sale by DECCA Corp. of up to 100 homesites from the effective date of the 55+ Supplemental Amendment.
Subsequent transfers of titles or leasing must adhere to the 55+ regulations.

-- The 55+ Amendment provides for an exception for homesite owners acquiring title as the result of the death of a spouse. Subsequent transfers of title or leasing must adhere to the 55+ regulations.

-- The 55+ Government Regulations and Oak Run Deed Restrictions pertain to occupancy not ownership.

If you have any questions relative to these regulations and/or Deed Restrictions contact the 'Senior Living Committee'.

.. the dwelling ... houses at least one person who is 55 or older ... and adheres to a policy that demonstrates intent to house persons who are 55 or older.