Crown Colony Improvement Association, Inc.

Key facts from Crown Colony Improvement Association, Inc.'s documents

Community type

HOA (Association is a Texas Non-Profit Corpor)

Legal name

Crown Colony Improvement Association, Inc. (Document title; Article I Sec. 1.4)

Governing law

Texas Property Code (references to Section 209.0052 and Tex. Prop. Code Ann. Section 51.002) (Policy for Association Contracts; Declar)

Assessments & dues

Set annually by Board based on budget (Art. X Sec. 10.2(A), 10.5)

Special assessments

Special annual assessment if two-thirds of class members petition; capital assessment by member vote. (Art. X Sec. 10.2(B), (C))

Collections & liens

Contractual lien for delinquent assessments; may be foreclosed judicially or non-judicially per Tex. Prop. Code § 51.002. (Art. X Sec. 10.7)

Reserves & fees

Board must annually prepare reserve budget and set capital contribution. (Art. X Sec. 10.6)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, but with restrictions: written lease, initial term >=1 year, all governing documents apply. No transient/hotel leases. No timesharing. No partial rentals. No subletting. Lease must be for entire residence. (Amendment, Article XII, Section 12.22(C))

Parking & vehicles

Section 12.13 governs parking (Table of Contents, Art. XII Sec. 12.13)

Fences

Included in architectural review; Section 12.24 references fences but full text not provided. (Table of Contents, Art. XII Sec. 12.24)

Architectural approval

Yes. No building, fence, wall, change, etc. without written approval of Architectural Control Committee. (Art. XI Sec. 11.1)

Home business

Not explicitly permitted; Section 12.6 'Business' likely restricts (text not fully provided). (Table of Contents, Article XII Sec. 12.6)

Signs & flags

Section 12.7 restricts signs (Table of Contents, Art. XII Sec. 12.7)

Setbacks / home size

Section 12.23 governs setbacks. (Table of Contents, Art. XII Sec. 12.23)

Maintenance

Owner responsible for interior maintenance. Association may enter for emergencies. (Art. V Sec. 5.2 (entry right))

Insurance

Reasonable deductible; treated as Common Expense unless loss caused by owner negligence, then assessed to that owner. (Art. VI Sec. 6.1(B))

Use restrictions

Yes. Each residence for single family only. (Amendment, Art. XII Sec. 12.22(C))

Voting & meetings

Five classes of membership (A,B,C,D,?); Class A: one vote per lot; Class B: one vote per lot; Class C: one vote per building up to 10,000 sq ft; Class D: one vote per 20 apartment units. Co-owners determine vote among themselves. (Art. III Sec. 3.3)

Amendments

Affirmative vote or written consent of 51% of votes in attendance at properly noticed meeting (Art. XVI Sec. 16.2). (Art. XVI Sec. 16.2)

Amenities

Common Area includes parks, fountain, pond, bike pathways, future recreational facilities? Also Country Club (private, not Association). (Art. V Sec. 5.1; Art. I Sec. 1.11)

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