Neighborhood features
August 2024 county minutes describe preliminary plat approval for Catalina Crest on County Road 287. A preliminary proposal does not establish the current final lot configuration.
Cullman County minutes, August 13, 2024 · PDF pp. 4-5 ↗
Building & ownership notes
The available document copies state:
The 2024 instrument limits covered lots to residential use with one single-family dwelling, up to two stories excluding basements.
Catalina Crest recorded restrictions · Cullman MISC Book 400, p. 980, §2.02 · instrument 378277It specifies at least 2,000 heated and cooled square feet, excluding porches and garage.
Catalina Crest recorded restrictions · Cullman MISC Book 400, p. 980, §2.03 · instrument 378277It prohibits lease or rental periods shorter than 30 consecutive days.
Catalina Crest recorded restrictions · Cullman MISC Book 400, p. 984, §2.20 · instrument 378277Written architectural committee approval is required for the improvements, exterior changes and replatting described in the provision.
Catalina Crest recorded restrictions · Cullman MISC Book 400, p. 984, §2.21 · instrument 378277Mobile, modular and temporary residential structures are restricted. Dwelling construction has a 12-month completion period, subject to a prior committee exception.
Catalina Crest recorded restrictions · Cullman MISC Book 400, p. 982, §2.12 · instrument 378277
Recorded document trail
Official record citations help identify the documents to review. Index entries alone do not establish their rules or current application to a lot. Use the county, instrument, book and page references to search and verify the records yourself.
The recorded 2024 instrument was read in the official preview. It identifies Plat Book 2024, page 48; later replats and amendments need separate review.
Cullman County probate recording index · 378277 · MISC Book 400, pp. 979-986 · recorded December 16, 2024
Before you buy: a property checklist
- Does the offered lot fall within Plat Book 2024, page 48 or a later replat?
- What later amendments, current architectural standards and association assessments apply?