14-855 Kehau Road #2250
Pahoa, Hawaii 96778
bizoffice@nanawalecommunity.com
outreachforhomes@nanawalecommunity.com
Office: (808) 965-8080
Fax: (808) 965-6664
Office Hours M/W/Th/F
8am - 3pm
Closed for lunch from 12pm - 1pm
Announcements
The Nanawale Community Association, Inc. application period for our upcoming Board of Directors election is officially closed. Please look for your ballots arriving in the mail soon. Please join us at the Longhouse for our Annual Meeting at 1pm on October 7th, 2023.
Monthly activities hosted by Kanaka Ha'aheo
*Nanawale Market - Due to a shortage of vendors, the market is currently on hold. However, if there is an increase in interest, we would be delighted to resume hosting another market for the benefit of the community. Please email kanakahaaheo96778@gmail.com for market questions.
*Food Pantry - In partnership with Hawai'i Island Food Basket, food distribution takes place on the final Wednesday of each month, starting at 11am. Please be advised that it operates on a first-come, first-served basis and tends to go quickly.
NCA Dues
How do your NCA Annual dues and fees benefit our Nanawale Community?
We do not currently accept debit/credit card payments or online payments. We only accept cash, checks or money orders. We are setting up online banking in 2022 so that we can provide more efficient service to our many property owners who prefer to pay online and/or with debit/credit cards. We do not advise sending cash through the mail.
Checks or money orders should be made out to: Nanawale Community Association, Inc.
and can be mailed to: 14-855 Kehau Road #2250
Pahoa, Hawaii 96778
Reminder: We do not currently accept debit/credit card payments or online payments. We only accept cash, checks or money orders. We are setting up online banking in 2022 so that we can provide more efficient service to our many property owners who prefer to pay online and/or with debit/credit cards.
Note: On the check please list the name of the property owner and account number for the property otherwise your check may be returned due to not being able to find the correct property to apply payment.
Description Amount
Annual Association Dues Per Lot (Revised 2020) …...................................................................... $104.00
Transfer Fee Per Lot …....................................................................................................................$300.00
Late Fee (5% per quarter) …..........................................5% added to the outstanding balance per quarter
Lien Fees (includes Placement & Release fees combined).............................................................$200.00
CC&R Violations
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Courtesy Letter....................................................................................................................No Fine
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2nd Letter - sent if violation not fixed within 30 days of Courtesy Letter.............................$500.00
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3rd Letter - sent if violation not fixed within 30 days of 2nd Letter...................................$1,000.00
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4th Letter - sent if violation not fixed within 30 days of 3rd Letter.........................$1,000.00 & Lien
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Additional fines will be added monthly thereafter until violation has been fixed...$1,000.00/month
Nuisance Fine (Noise, Rubbish, Animal Complaints) ................................................$100.00 per instance
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Repeated nuisance complaints (3 or more within a three month period) could result in a CC&R
Violation and could lead to additional fines and a lien.
Copies or faxes.....................................................................................................................$0.40 per page
First copy of legally allowed documents (421J HI Revised Statutes) ...................................................Free
(Additional copies $0.40 per page; current year documents only)
Copies of previous years’ HOA docs requiring research……...….... $0.40 per page PLUS $3.00 per each ten minutes administrative time
Enforcement of the Declaration of Protective Restrictions and the Association’s Bylaws is necessary
to maintain the quality and appeal of our community. It is the responsibility of property owners and their
tenants to know and understand these documents and we ask that they are reviewed periodically.
Enforcement of the Declaration of Protective Restrictions and the Association’s Bylaws is necessary to maintain the quality and appeal of our community. Homeowners and tenants are responsible to know and understand these documents and we ask for your voluntary compliance. Fines for violations of Section I.A, Uses of Property and Section II.A-J,
For members and/or tenants who disregard their obligation to the community, we have adopted the following program for other violations: Late fees assessed quarterly without notice until corrected.
*Updated February 2022. Please see Nanawale Homeowners Association’s “Non-compliance
Procedures” for more detailed information as well as many other HOA documents at Nanawale.com.