The Sun Valley Elkhorn Association (SVEA) supervises, operates and maintains the entire area of Sun Valley called Elkhorn. The area is approximately 4,000 acres, 1,800 of which are managed by SVEA. It consists of 14 subdivisions: Elkhorn Meadows, Independence Creek, June Day, Meadow Ridge, Proctor Ridge, Sagecreek, Sagehill, Sunrise, Twin Creeks I & II, Willow Creek, Highlands, Sagewillow Farm, and Crown Ranch. In addition to these subdivisions are 24 Condominium Associations: Village, Bonne Vie, Indian Springs, Ridge, Sunburst, Summit I & II, The Ranch, The Camp, Bluff, Fairway Nine I, II & VII, Legends, Arrowwood I & II, Morningstar, Highlands Townhomes, Sagewillow Townhomes, Fairway One, Sunpointe Phase I, Sunpointe Villas, Crown Ranch, and Elkhorn Springs. Elkhorn Springs is currently under construction and should be completed in 2010. There are two undeveloped parcels: the Sunshine Parcel, and Crown Ranch.

The number of Elkhorn membership shares is currently 1,629

COMMON AREAS
The Sun Valley Elkhorn Association common areas include the Harker Center; Harker Swimming Pool, Sauna & Hot Tub; 9 Harker Tennis courts; the Village Pool, Sauna, Steam Room & Hot Tub; 8 Village Tennis Courts; Harker Park; and approximately 1,800 acres of open space. The majority of open space land is located on hillsides and along waterways.

The Association operates and maintains these recreational facilities including snow removal, landscaping, fence repair, pond maintenance, and open trails and paths. The City of Sun Valley provides police and fire protection, snow removal on the majority of Elkhorn's roads and streets and owns and maintains the bike/pedestrian path which runs through Elkhorn adjacent to city owned streets.

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMMITTEE
The Sun Valley Elkhorn Association Architectural Design Committee (ADC) is a group appointed by the Board of Directors. The Committee is charged with reviewing all plans and specifications, and granting variances if necessary, for landscaping, new construction, or alterations of existing improvements within Elkhorn to determine architectural compatibility, and compliance with Elkhorn Restrictions.

No excavation, alteration or change to any lot or to the exterior of any existing building, structure, fence, sign, or related improvement may commence until the Elkhorn Design Committee has reviewed and approved the plans and specifications for the proposed improvement, even if such improvement is to be constructed in accordance with pre-approved plans. Removal or planting of vegetation requires prior approval, as does any modification to any improved or unimproved site in Elkhorn.

We welcome landscape additions and some do not require formal ADC approval or plan preparation. It is always a requirement that you contact the administrative office to discuss plant selections and locations.

SVEA ANNUAL MEETING AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS
An annual meeting of the Association is held every year on December 30th. Members are encouraged to attend and are entitled to one vote for each lot and/or condominium owned. Cummulative voting is allowed for the election of directors. An informal membership meeting is held every summer along with a complimentary barbeque for owners.

In addition to SVEA membership, owners of property within the Village, Bonne Vie, Indian Springs, Ridge, Sunburst, Summit I & II, The Ranch, The Camp, Bluff, Fairway Nine, Legends, Sagehill, Arrowwood, Sagewillow, Morningstar, Highlands, Crown Ranch, Fairway One, Elkhorn Springs, and Sunpointe are also inherently members of these individual Associations.

Each sub-association is responsible for maintaining the common property within the complex and enforcing their individual CC&R's. Each sub-association has its own Board of Directors, Management Company, budgets, and assessments. Listed below are the managers for each Elkhorn sub-association.

Sun Country Management 726-3858:
- Village Condominium Association
- Indian Springs Condominium Association
- Sunburst Condominium Association
- Fairway Nine Phase II Condominium Association
- Arrowwood Condominium Association
- Sunpointe Chateaux Association
- Sunpointe Villas Association

The assessment payment (Currently $315/semi-annually) is an obligation of the property owner. The amount of any delinquent assessment plus late charges and collection costs is a personal liability of the owner and may become a lien upon the property. This lien may be foreclosed in the same manner as is provided in the laws of Idaho for the foreclosure of mortgages on real property.

All correspondence including payments should include your unit or property number. Change of address notices should be sent to the Sun Valley Elkhorn Association office as soon as possible to avoid unnecessary penalties.

AMENITY CARDS
Owners of property in Elkhorn must obtain a photo amenity card in order to access the amenities (pools, tennis courts and golf). These cards are issued at the Administrative Office located at the Harker Center on Harker Lane. A photo amenity card is issued to all owners of record, their spouse and any dependent children under 18 years of age. If the property is owned by a corporation or partnership, the Administrative Office must have in their files supporting documents which indicate the owners of the business who have at least 25% interest ownership in the Elkhorn property before identification cards can be issued to those parties. The cards are issued for a three-year period; however, they do need to be validated annually.

An amenity card is not transferable and must be used by the person whose picture or signature appears on the card. However, a cardholder may bring up to five guests with them to the pool or three guests to the tennis courts.

Admittance to the amenities will be denied to anyone without a valid amenity card. The amenities are reserved for the use of property owners and their resident guests.