Aster Park Community Association, Inc.

Key facts from Aster Park Community Association, Inc.'s documents

Reflects the 2023 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Single-family residential subdivision with planned mixed-use larger development (Article II: "intended to be a single fam)

Legal name

Aster Park Community Association, Inc. (Page 1: "Aster Park Community Associatio)

Developer / declarant

HT FM 1461 Owner LP, a Texas limited partnership (Page 5, Recitals, first paragraph)

Governing law

State of Texas (nonprofit corporation laws, Texas Election Code §259.002 referenced) (Page 5: "nonprofit corporations created )

Special assessments

Permitted. (Article XIV.C: "SPECIAL ASSESSMENT")

Collections & liens

Yes. Assessments create a lien on each Lot and personal obligation of Owner. Subordination to purchase money mortgages provided. (Article XIV.A, H)

Pets

Yes, dogs, cats, common household pets. Limit: 2 pets per Homesite, excluding constantly caged small pets (hamsters, birds, fish) and litters under 3 months. (Article VI.C)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, but subject to conditions: Owner/affiliated may lease only one Homesite at a time; not within one year of taking title; minimum lease term of 6 full consecutive months; no short-term rentals (Airbnb, VRBO, etc.). Lease must be in writi (Article VI.A)

Fences

Fencing subject to ARC approval per Guidelines. Owners responsible for maintenance of fences on their Lot. Shared fencing is joint responsibility of adjoining Lot owners. Community Fences (on reserves) owned/maintained by Association. Adjac (Article VI.K)

Architectural approval

Yes, for many exterior improvements including basketball goals, outbuildings, play structures, fences, antennas (if visible), retaining wall impacts, etc. (Article VI.E (basketball), VI.L (outbuil)

Home business

Only Incidental Business Use allowed: not apparent from outside, conforms to laws, no client visits, consistent with residential character. Examples of prohibited businesses: day-care, beauty parlor, Airbnb, etc. (Article VI.B.1)

Signs & flags

For Sale/For Lease: 1 sign max 3x5 ft, ground-mounted. Political signs: per Texas Election Code, 1 per candidate/measure, max 4x6 ft, ground-mounted, no attachments to structures, posted max 90 days before election, removed 10 days after. S (Article VI.R)

Use restrictions

Yes. Homesites may only be used for single family residential use. No duplex, apartment, multi-family, boarding house, short-term rentals, or business except incidental home business. (Article VI.A, B)

Amendments

By Declarant unilaterally during Development Period (Article XV.A). By Owners per percentage (Article XV.B). By Board (Article XV.C). (Article XV)

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