The Vicksburg Community Association, Inc.

What The Vicksburg Community Association, Inc.'s governing documents say

The Vicksburg Community Association, Inc. is a single-family home HOA in Missouri City, TX. This document is a compilation of rules for items like solar panels, roof shingles, flags, religious items, rain barrels, and community amenities (pool, courts, park, gazebo, parking). These rules apply to all homeowners and their guests.

• Architectural review (solar panels, shingles, flagpoles, rain barrels, religious items): Most exterior changes require advance written approval from the Architectural Control Committee (ACC). Solar panels must generally be in a fenced yard or patio and not visible from the front; roof shingles must resemble commonly used types and be more durable. One freestanding flagpole (max 20 ft) or attached pole (max 6 ft) is permitted, but must meet specific placement, size, and setback rules. Religious items are limited to 25 sq. in. on the entry door/frame. Rain barrels must be screened from public view unless the gutter configuration prevents it, with specific size and color rules.
• Pool rules: Pool use requires signing in and a current pool tag. Only white t-shirts and proper swimsuits allowed. No pets, rafts, large flotation devices, glass containers, or alcohol. Children under 12 must be with an 18+ guardian. No diving, running, rough play, loud music. Lifeguards provided. Hours and special closings may apply.
• Tennis courts & park rules: Facilities for residents and guests only, open dawn to 10 pm. No skateboards, roller blades, glass containers, loud music, or profane language. Park playground for children 10 and under; young children must be supervised. No alcohol, smoking, or glass in park. Pets only allowed if Seeing Eye dogs.
• Gazebo & parking rules: No skateboarding, rollerblading, or scooters on the gazebo. Pool parking lot: violators after 10 pm may be prosecuted.

Plain-language summary generated from the governing documents on file for this community. It may be incomplete and is not legal advice — read the full documents below or consult the official recorded versions.