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Overview of NOHOA

The North Oaks Home Owners' Association (NOHOA) holds a unique role in the management of community assets. As explained in the City of North Oaks, 2040 Comp Plan, the City owns no roads, land, or buildings. The 50–60 miles of roads in the city are owned by NOHOA members whose property extends to the center of the road subject to easements in favor of NOHOA.

North Oaks is a private planned residential community covering approximately 5,739 acres of rolling wooded hills, open fields, lakes, and wetlands in northern Ramsey County. The development plan preserves the natural beauty of the area. Wherever possible, the topography, drainage, woodlands, and wetlands are left undisturbed as roads and homes are built.

According to the US Census, the North Oaks population is 5,232. Details here.

Things to know about NOHOA

North Oaks Home Owners' Association has an Architectural Supervisory Committee to ensure community standards and a consistent community look are maintained. Any exterior work needs to be approved before you start the project. Go here for more information.

North Oaks Home Owners' Association does not allow yard signs. One For Sale sign allowed.

There is a move in fee required at closing. This is shared with closing companies once they fill out our Dues Statement Request. To request a Dues Current Letter please email CareTeam@rowcal.com

Please be aware as a private community NOHOA does not share most private documents with the public. For more information, including a copy of the central NOHOA ownership governing document, the Countryman Deed, please contact the office.

City of North Oaks information

City website

City Facebook site

Important community documents provided by the partner entity, the City of North Oaks, to residents and the public. (e.g. 2040 Comprehensive Plan, 2025 Master Infrastructure Plan, Budgets and more). Click here.

A few informative videos about North Oaks and the Hill family

North Oaks Farm – James J. Hill’s 3,000 Acre Paradise

A 75-Year Legacy of Family, Community & Conservation

New 2026 North Oaks Community Foundation video

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