Creekview Owners Association

Key facts from Creekview Owners Association's documents

Reflects the 2012 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

homeowners association (Creekview Homeowners’ Association, Inc.) (Section 1.2 Definitions – Association)

Legal name

Creekview Owners Association

Governing law

Texas Property Code (Sections 51.002, 202.009, 209.001 et seq., 209.004) (Section 6.5(b), Section 3.4(e)(10)(H), S)

Assessments & dues

$1,700.00 per year initially (semi-annual payments February and July) (Section 6.3(a))

Special assessments

Special Purpose Assessments (capital improvements, reserves, indemnity) approved by majority vote with Special Quorum. Special Member Assessments (damage caused by member, fines, review costs) may be levied by Board without vote. (Section 6.4(a) and (b))

Collections & liens

Continuous contractual assessment lien on each Lot, superior except to first mortgages; enforceable by non-judicial foreclosure (power of sale under Tex. Prop. Code §51.002) or judicial foreclosure. (Section 6.5(b))

Reserves & fees

Capital Reserve/Improvement Fund maintained by Association; initial contribution required from Owners upon first conveyance; yearly review and possible increase or decrease. (Section 6.5(i))

Pets

Yes – only regular household pets (cats, dogs) for personal use, not for breeding or kennels. (Section 2.2(d))

Parking & vehicles

Prohibited overnight. Temporary parking allowed for deliveries, services, parties (up to 48 hours). (Section 2.2(b))

Home business

Allowed only if quiet, inoffensive (e.g., tutoring, art/music lessons) and does not materially increase street parking or interfere with neighbors. (Section 2.2(c))

Signs & flags

Limited: professional builder signs; political signs per Tex. Prop. Code §202.009 (max 90 days before election, remove within 10 days after); two spirit signs; for-sale signs; up to 2 flags (US, Texas, or other official flags); seasonal dec (Section 3.4(e)(10))

Use restrictions

Yes. Lots shall be used only for private residential purposes and other activities reasonably incidental thereto, including schools and churches if approved. (Section 2.1(a))

Voting & meetings

Two classes: Class A (Owners other than Declarant) and Class B (Declarant). Each Lot – one vote. Class B continues until Class A votes equal Class B, or 5 years from recording, or Declarant terminates by notice. (Section 5.2(a))

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