Spring Canyon Master Association, Inc.

Key facts from Spring Canyon Master Association, Inc.'s documents

Reflects the 2022 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Homeowners Association (Master Association) for residential subdivision (Management Certificate §2; Recital D of )

Units / lots

Residential Unit 3 has specific lot numbers, not total count; commercial lots are specific: Lot 1 & 14 Block 1, etc. (Unit 3 Declaration §1.6, §1.9, §1.24; Co)

Developer / declarant

Canyon Capital Group, LLC (a Texas limited liability company) (Unit 3 Declaration Recital A; Commercial)

Governing law

Texas Property Code Sections 202.004 and 209.004 (Unit 3 Declaration §2.4 and Management C)

Assessments & dues

Assessments levied by Spring Canyon Master Association as set forth in Master Declaration (Unit 3 Declaration Recital D)

Special assessments

Special Individual Assessment allowed for violation of pet rules (Unit 3 Declaration §2.14); otherwise refer to Master Declaration §3.5 (Unit 3 Declaration §2.14)

Collections & liens

Each Lot subject to assessment lien described in Article 3 of Master Declaration (Unit 3 Declaration Recital E) (Unit 3 Declaration Recital E)

Reserves & fees

Updated Resale Certificate fee: $75.00 (Management Certificate §8) (Management Certificate §8)

Pets

Household pets (dogs, cats) allowed; no livestock, poultry, etc. (Unit 3 Declaration §2.12) (Unit 3 Declaration §2.12)

Leasing & rentals

Short-term and long-term rentals allowed for residential (Unit 3 Declaration §2.17, §2.18); commercial lots: no prohibition noted, but permitted for commercial uses. (Unit 3 Declaration §2.17, §2.18)

Parking & vehicles

Passenger vehicles, vans, pickup trucks in operating condition may be temporarily parked on street (Unit 3 Declaration §2.10) (Unit 3 Declaration §2.10)

Fences

Commercial lots: Declarant constructs fence between commercial and residential lots; fence maintenance obligation on Association, commercial owners pay pro rata 50% (Commercial Lots Declaration §6.2). Residential: not explicitly detailed bu (Commercial Lots Declaration §6.2)

Architectural approval

ARC approval required for any structure, improvement, exterior color, etc. (Unit 3 Declaration Art. 4; Commercial Lots Declaration Art. 4) (Unit 3 Declaration §4.1; Commercial Lots)

Home business

Quiet home office, tutoring, music lessons permitted if they do not increase traffic or interfere with neighbors (Unit 3 Declaration §2.16) (Unit 3 Declaration §2.16)

Signs & flags

Residential: allowed signs – real estate signs (max 5 sq ft), open house signs (5 sq ft), builder signs (16 sq ft), political signs (max 4x6 ft, 90 days before to 10 days after election), ground-mounted; no signs with 'distressed', 'foreclo (Unit 3 Declaration §2.20; Commercial Lot)

Setbacks / home size

Residential: Front setback minimum 50 ft, maximum 60 ft from front lot line (exceptions for Canyon View Lots and Cul-De-Sac Lots); City ordinances also apply (Unit 3 Declaration §3.13). Commercial: not specified but subject to city codes. (Unit 3 Declaration §3.13)

Maintenance

Owner maintains structure per Commercial Lots Declaration §3.3; not explicitly stated for residential but implied. (Commercial Lots Declaration §3.3)

Use restrictions

All Lots in Unit 3 are for residential use only; single-family dwellings, no duplexes or multi-family (Unit 3 Declaration §2.1, §2.2); Commercial Lots for commercial/retail (Commercial Lots Declaration §3.1) (Unit 3 Declaration §2.1, §2.2; Commercia)

Voting & meetings

Composite building site considered one Lot for voting purposes (Unit 3 Declaration §2.4) (Unit 3 Declaration §2.4)

Extracted from the recorded governing documents and cited to them; may be incomplete and is not legal advice — verify against the official documents below.