Peachtree Village

Key facts from Peachtree Village's documents

Reflects the 2013 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

homeowners_association (Peachtree Village Homeowners Association)

Legal name

Peachtree Village Homeowners Association

Governing law

Texas Property Code Sections 202 and 209 (Section 202.006, 202.007, 202.010, 202.0)

Collections & liens

Unpaid costs under Records Policy and Payment Plan treated as assessments; may accrue interest as assessment under Declarations (Any unpaid balance will be treated in th)

Reserves & fees

Late fees, penalties and delinquent collection related fees not added during active Payment Plan (Late fees, penalties and delinquent coll)

Fences

Rainwater systems must be substantially screened from public view, e.g. behind a solid fence, structure, or vegetation. Solar devices located in fenced yard/patio must not extend above fence top; if fence not solid, Association may require (Rainwater Section 3, Solar Section 6)

Architectural approval

Advance written approval of Architectural Control Committee required for: rainwater recovery systems, solar energy devices, freestanding flagpoles and additional flag illumination, roof replacements, alternative shingles. (Rainwater Section 1, Solar Section 2, Fl)

Signs & flags

Permitted Flags: US flag, Texas flag, official armed forces branch flags. Size limit: no larger than 3'x5'. Display: from pole attached to structure or freestanding pole; not draped or directly attached. One flag per attached pole; up to tw (Sections 1-15 of Flag Display Guidelines)

Setbacks / home size

Freestanding flagpoles: not beyond side or rear setback lines; not closer than half front setback distance from front property line; not closer to adjacent dwelling than the height of the flagpole. (Flag Section 11.3, 11.4, 11.5)

Use restrictions

Solar devices must not threaten public health or safety, violate any law, substantially interfere with use and enjoyment of land, or cause unreasonable discomfort or annoyance to adjoining property owner. Rainwater systems must not become s (Solar Section 8, Rainwater Section 8, Fl)

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