These are some of the most Frequently Asked Questions the Summit Point HOA has received and our answers. Please feel free to add to these questions by contacting us.

Q: Why does Summit Point have an HOA?
A: There are 2 reasons our subdivision has an HOA. First, the City of Fayetteville requires all new subdivisions within the city limits to have an HOA. Secondly, HOAs are useful for maintaining the look and feel of a community and to ensure homeowners follow rules that create a pleasant environment for everyone and maintain the value of the homes in the area.

Q: Who is in control of our HOA?
A: All the homeowners in Summit Point are in charge of the HOA. However, we have an elected board that meets on a regular basis to handle issues within Summit Point. You can see a list of the current Summit Point Board on our About Us page.

Q: Where can I find the covenants that govern Summit Point?
A: We have provided a PDF file of the convenants on our Documents page.

Q: Can the covenants be changed?
A: Yes. However, these covenants have been established by the City of Fayetteville for all the HOAs within the city limits. If the HOA Board decides to change the covenants they will need to get city approval, which can be an arduous process.

Q: I have changes I would like to make to my property, like painting my house or putting up a shed, do I need approval from the HOA?
A: Yes. The HOA Board of Directors needs to approve all such requests for property improvement or changes. To get the ball rolling, you must fill out a Modification Request Form, which is a request for property modification.

Q: What do I do if one of my neighbors is clearly in violation of the covenants?
A: You can contact Community Association Management (CAM) and they will investigate the situation.

Q: How do I pay my annual dues?
A: There are now 2 ways you can make your dues payment, by check and by our online portal.

To pay by check, send your payment to:
Summit Point HOA, Inc.
P.O. Box 143089
Fayetteville, GA 30214

Online payments must be made through the TOPS payment portal:
TOPS Owner Access >>

You must have an account set up to sign in at the online payment portal. If you do not have an account or are having an issue with your account contact Misti Chastine at:
mchastine@camga.com

A valid email address is needed to set up an account and each property address must have its own unique email address. Dues must be paid by January 1 and will be considered late on January 31. There is a late payment fee of 10% and interest of 18%.

If you are having any problems making your payments, please contact Community Association Management (CAM): (770) 692-0152.