Whether you are a current resident or thinking about making Three Lakes your home, here are some commonly asked questions about the neighborhood. More detailed descriptions can be found in the Bylaws, Covenants, and Design Guidelines.
If you didn’t receive a copy of these at closing when you purchased your home, they can be found in the association portal on the property management webpage. Please email Samantha Warden at [email protected] for login information.
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Some HOA information can be found on the Three Lakes HOA page.
Three Lakes Assessments are $250 per year, ($25 Late Fee if paid after March 31st).
This covers landscaping around the entrances and maintenance of entrances and common areas.
Three Lakes is in the St. Charles D303 boundaries.
D303 Website
Elementary- Ferson Creek Elementary School
Middle- Thompson Middle School
High School- St. Charles North High School
Most of Three Lakes is part of St. Charles Township.
The furthest north row of houses in Three Lakes are part of Elgin Township.
Here is a map that show the township line through the neighborhood:
Both St. Charles and Elgin townships have different dates. Check out the BRUSH PICKUP page to learn which township you are in and which dates pickups are.
Fences are only allowed around pools and bordering sports/tennis courts and must be picket-fence style (not chain-linked).
Underground Fences are allowed for your four-legged friends.
Yes, but only in-ground swimming pools are allowed.
Yes! One garden is allowed as long as it is less than 1200 sqft, in your backyard, and 10 feet from your property line.
No more than two of each commonly accepted household pets are allowed per home. No livestock, domestic farm animals, or reptiles. Domestic pets may not be allowed to run freely from their owner’s lot without a leash. No dog kennels or animal shelters.
Barbecues, grills, and fire pits are allowed. No open fires or open burning of refuse is allowed.
Generally speaking, businesses where people are coming and going are not allowed. If you own a business and work from a home office and work from home, generally that is allowed.
Download the design form, fill it out, and submit it to Brian Preglar at [email protected], the property manager. He will get it to the HOA Board so the Design Committee can review it.
Yes there is actually!
If you are in the larger part of the neighborhood, take Pine Road and carefully cross Stevens Road. Go to the very end where it dead ends. There is a path that takes you to the Reserve of Thornwood. Head south down that road and access the bike/walking path that runs parallel to Silver Glen to get over to the Randall Shopping Centers.
Contact the township for replacement pieces or to be partially reimbursed.
Contact the township for replacement pieces or to be partially reimbursed.
Owning a home comes with its own set of challenges, and its nice to know you can trust who takes care of your property. From well and septic company to handymen, windows, and cleaning services, check out the TRUSTED HOME SERVICES page for a full list of who your neighbors have used.
What says community more than supporting eachother? Check out our SUPPORT YOUR NEIGHBORS page to support your fellow Three Lakes neighbors in their business endeavors.
Christine Albertson, REALTOR® at HomeSmart Connect has been a St. Charles resident for over 30 years, is a previous resident to Three Lakes and is still local to the community. She is ready to answer any questions you have about selling or buying a home in Three Lakes.
Phone: (630) 220-7236
Email: [email protected]