The Preserve at Walnut Springs Homeowners Association, Inc.

Key facts from The Preserve at Walnut Springs Homeowners Association, Inc.'s documents

Reflects the 2006 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Master Planned Community (Section 1.1)

Legal name

The Preserve at Walnut Springs Homeowners Association, Inc. (Texas non-profit corporation) (Page 1 and Section 2.2)

Assessments & dues

Board budgets Common Expenses, allocates Base Assessments (Section 8.1). Also may levy Special Assessments (Section 8.3) and Specific Assessments (Section 8.4). (Article VIII)

Special assessments

Allowed at discretion of Board for common benefit, subject to budget provisions (Section 8.3). (Section 8.3)

Collections & liens

Association may have lien for assessments; Section 8.7 addresses lien for assessments (citation needed: see Section 8.7). (Section 8.7)

Reserves & fees

Board may include reasonable reserves in Common Expenses (Section 2.10, 8.2). (Sections 2.10, 8.2)

Pets

Yes, subject to restrictions. No livestock (pigs, poultry, fowl, cattle, sheep, goats) on subdivided Lots; horses, longhorn cattle, llamas, livestock may be raised/managed on Common Area at Declarant/Association determination (Section 3.6). (Section 3.6)

Leasing & rentals

Leasing not prohibited; Association may not require consent for lease/transfer (Section 3.5(g)). Minimum lease term of 30 days required (Section 3.5(g)). Association may require use of Association-approved lease forms but no fee except reas (Section 3.5(g))

Parking & vehicles

Not explicitly addressed; vehicles may be temporarily parked on driveways for loading/delivery/emergency (Section 3.10(c)). (Section 3.10(c))

Architectural approval

DEW approval required for any structure, improvements, external alterations, landscaping changes (Section 4.1). (Article IV, Section 4.1)

Home business

Not explicitly addressed; commercial use generally not permitted. Home businesses likely prohibited by single-family residential limitation. (Section 4.10(b))

Signs & flags

Political signs may be regulated as to time, place, and manner but not content (Section 3.5(a)). (Section 3.5(a))

Setbacks / home size

Not explicitly stated; Building Envelope concept applies; Building Envelope max 1 acre per Lot (Section 4.10(d)). (Section 4.10(d))

Maintenance

Not explicitly specified; likely Owner responsibility for own structure. Maintenance of common area structures by Association (Section 7.2). (Not found)

Insurance

Reasonable deductible allowed; may be assessed as Common Expense or against responsible Owner if loss due to negligence/willful misconduct (Section 7.3(b)). (Section 7.3(b))

Use restrictions

Only single-family residential use permitted together with domestic household pets (Section 4.10(b)). (Section 4.10(b))

Voting & meetings

One vote per Lot. Each Owner of a Lot has one vote. For multiple owners, vote exercised as they determine; if dispute, vote suspended. Voting rights vest upon commencement of assessment obligations. (Section 6.3)

Amendments

By Declarant (Section 13.1); By Members (Section 13.2); validity and effective date (Section 13.3). Declarant consent required for amendment of Article IV design guidelines until Declarant owns no land (Section 4.1). (Article XIII, Section 4.1)

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