Braeburn Glen Civic Club

Key facts from Braeburn Glen Civic Club's documents

Community type

HOA (Civic Club non-profit corporation) (Management Certificate states non-profit)

Legal name

Braeburn Glen Civic Club (The Association) aka Braeburn Glen Association (Management Certificate, page 1)

Governing law

Texas Business Organizations Code §22.102; Texas Property Code §202.001(1), §202.006, §204.010(11); Texas Non-Profit Corporations Act (Resolution Regarding Amendment to Bylaws)

Assessments & dues

Maximum annual assessment for 1992 was $50.00 per member per year. (Used as base; increased annually.) (First Amendment (1991) - Maximum Annual )

Special assessments

Not explicitly mentioned in provided excerpts. (Not addressed in the text.)

Collections & liens

Delinquent assessments and costs are a personal obligation of the owner; collection may include lien or foreclosure (not explicitly stated but implied through enforcement remedies). (First Amendment (1991) - Enforcement cla)

Reserves & fees

$350.00 (3 to 10 business days) for transfer/resale; $0.00 for refinance; $50.00 expedited fee (1-3 business days). (Management Certificate, page 1 - Fees ch)

Parking & vehicles

Must be stored so that water cannot accumulate; elevated at least six inches; trailer must be operable; rubbish/garbage removed. Screened if inoperable or abandoned. (Supplemental Guidelines (RP-2023-234820))

Architectural approval

Yes, Architectural Committee approval required for any improvements, changes in exterior, etc. Approval for exterior design, materials, colors. Includes dwellings, fences, roofs, conversions, carports. (Original Declaration ARCHITECTURAL RESTR)

Signs & flags

One sign of not more than five square feet advertising property for sale/rent; or builder's sign during construction and sales period. No other signs displayed to public on residential lots. (Original Declaration (b).)

Setbacks / home size

Front building line: not less than 25 feet from front property line. Rear: not less than 25 feet. Side: not less than 5 feet; for corner lot, no structure nearer than 10 feet from property line abutting a street. Garage, servants house, oth (Original Declaration (k), (l), (n).)

Maintenance

Owner responsibility. (Implied; Association does not replace ro)

Voting & meetings

Each lot has one vote. Vote may be cast by owner(s); if multiple owners, they designate one person to vote. Members may vote in person, by proxy, or absentee ballot. Proxies must be in writing and signed. Limited to one written and signed p (First Amendment (1991) - Voting Rights; )

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