The enabling declaration shall set forth the developer's intent to charge an association with certain responsibilities, including the covenants, which set forth the purchaser's responsibilities and obligations, including the provisions for ownership and management of the common areas, the establishment of association assessments as a lien against all lots, the rights of members, including voting rights, the basis for assessments, the basis for enforcement of covenants by the association, and the process of amendments.

The articles of incorporation shall establish the association, set forth the name of the association, the name and address of principal officers at the time of incorporation, and the purpose and powers of the association. It shall set forth terms of membership and voting rights, create the initial board of directors, establish procedures for dissolution, the duration of the association in the absence of dissolution, the basis for amendments to the articles of incorporation, and severability of provisions.

The bylaws shall set forth the meeting of the association, the basis for a quorum, provisions for vote by proxy and the notice of meetings. Bylaws shall set forth the terms of office for the Board of Directors, the composition of the board, the method of nominations, the method of election, and the handling of resignations, removals, vacancies, and compensation, as well as the conduct of board meetings. They shall also set forth the power and duties of the board. The officers, their means of election, terms of office and their duties shall be described. The committees required or the basis for their establishment shall be defined. The fiscal year shall be established, the indemnification of officers shall be described, and the basis for amendment shall be set forth.

The proposed form of deed clause referring to the declaration and clarifying the title to common property adjacent to a lot.

An information brochure designed to help ensure that all purchasers are informed of the association. It shall restate in clear text the relationship between the association, the purchaser, and the developer. It shall cover the major elements of common area identification, ownership and use, the structure of the association, dues, officer and director selection and election, architectural controls, liens, annexation, dissolution, and other areas.