Annual dues are essential to maintaining and improving Huronia Heights. These contributions support shared services, community spaces, and neighborhood activities that benefit all property owners.

As members of Huronia Heights, Inc., all property owners are required to pay annual dues and any applicable assessments in accordance with the association’s bylaws.

Annual Dues

Dues are assessed each year and help cover shared community expenses, including:

• Waste management and disposal services

• Maintenance of common areas

• Lawn service in parks

• Administrative and operational costs

• Legal and professional services

• Community projects and improvements

Dues notices are distributed annually with payment instructions and deadlines.

• Improved Property (with home): $275 per year

• Vacant Lot: $105 per year

• Due Date: June 30 each year

Property owners will receive a written notice of the amount due approximately one month prior to the due date.

A $20 late fee will be applied to any account not paid by the due date.

Contact the Treasurer for questions regarding your account

Make a Payment

Pay by Check

Please make checks payable to:

Huronia Heights, Inc.

To make your payment by mail send your payment to:

Huronia Heights
PO Box 577,
Lexington mi 48450

Paying with Zelle

Payments can also be made online using Zelle.

• No transaction fees

• Easy and secure

• Follow the instructions on the payment page

Step 1

Access Zelle® — Enroll your email address or U.S. mobile number through your banking app.

Step 2

Find the organization you want to pay — Enter the preferred email address huroniaheights@gmail.com

Step 3

Choose the amount — Enter the amount you’d like to send. The HOA gets a notification letting them know you sent them payment. If they’re already enrolled with Zelle®, they’ll typically receive your payment in minutes.

Due Dates & Late Payments

Payments are due by the deadline indicated on your annual dues notice.

Late payments may result in:

• Additional fees or penalties

• Collection actions as permitted by the association

• Possible liens in accordance with governing documents and applicable law

Financial Transparency

The Board of Trustees is committed to responsible financial management and provides regular updates to members. Community funds are used to support both current operations and long-term planning.

Questions?

If you have questions about dues, payment status, or need assistance, please contact the Treasurer or the Board.