Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find the Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions for Coker’s Crossing?

-        The CCRs can be found on the Coker’s Crossing website under FORMS tab or by requesting it from Cokerscrossinghoa@gmail.com.

What modifications to my home require prior approval?

-        Addition of a fence or a shed require approval from the architectural change control committee.  Sheds and solar panels also require a permit from the City of Goose Creek prior to installation.

What are annual dues?

-        The current annual HOA dues are set at $180.00 to be paid by the end of February each year.

What are my dues used for?

-        Dues are primarily used for upkeep of common areas.  This includes mowing for common areas, landscaping & maintenance at the entrance, maintenance of the retention ponds, paying the property tax on the common areas, and electricity for the lights at the entrance & water circulation devices in retention ponds.

I lost my dues form and haven’t paid yet. What should I do?

- Mail yours dues check to Coker’s Crossing HOA PO Box 1283 Goose Creek, SC 29445. Be sure to include your address on the check.

How can I get involved?

-        There is an annual meeting for all Coker’s Crossing homeowners each November.  All homeowners are encouraged to attend.  You may elect to nominate yourself or another homeowner for a one of three HOA Board of Directors positions that will be up for renewal at that time.  Between annual meetings please reach out to the Board of Directors at cokerscrossinghoa@gmail.com with any questions or concerns.

Are there any parks or pavilions within the community?

-        Unfortunately at this time there are no common facilities within Coker’s Crossing.  The park originally built for Coker’s Crossing had to be shut down due to safety concerns.  A list of nearby parks and activities can be found HERE. 

The streetlight near my home is out; why hasn’t this been fixed?

-        Streetlights are maintained by the Berkeley County DOT.  You may report the outage yourself or contact the HOA to report it for you.

What city ordinances apply to my property?

-      Grass cutting is mandated by City ordinance.  It is also a City ordinance that no pets run at large and that all dogs must be leashed AND obedient to the owner's voice commands.  Immediately cleaning up after a pet is also City ordinance.  Violators face a fine of up to $1000 or 30 days in jail.