F.A.Q.

What makes Cedar Valley Ridge unique?
Cedar Valley Ridge is a 177-acre community with 35 distinctive homesites, 133 acres of protected natural area including pristine forests, over 1000' of Cedar Run Creek, a secluded meadow, and over 6 miles of maintained nature trails – and it’s only ten minutes from Traverse City. Restrictions written into the Master Deed ensure the preservation of the land.

Is there a designated builder for this project?
No, but we would be happy to recommend several quality builders for your consideration. If you already have a builder we would be happy to provide him/her assistance.

Are the utilities underground?
Yes, all electric, telephone, cable and natural gas lines are buried.

What is a site condominium cluster development?
A site condominium cluster development as defined by Long Lake Township ordinance consists of individually owned and occupied residential units, each having an undivided interest and access to a common area of the development.

Is there a Homeowner's Association and what are the dues?
An Association of Homeowners is in place to respond to the needs of the community. Dues will be approximately $25/month; however, they will not be assessed until more than half of the lots have been sold. Dues will cover:

• Maintenance of all Common Areas
• Road maintenance including snow removal
• Insurance for Homeowner's Association
• Contingency fund for Homeowner's Association