Northpark Woods Residential Community, Inc.

Key facts from Northpark Woods Residential Community, Inc.'s documents

Community type

HOA (Homeowners Association) - residential community (Title, Article 4)

Legal name

Northpark Woods Residential Community, Inc. (Title, Article 4)

Developer / declarant

CENTURY LAND HOLDINGS OF TEXAS, LLC, a Colorado limited liability company (Recitals, Declarant definition)

Governing law

Texas Property Code (references to Section 202.009(c) of Texas Property Code) and applicable laws (Section 2.19(e), 2.20(d) (Texas Governme)

Assessments & dues

Regular Assessments, Special Assessments, Special Common Area Assessments, Service Area Assessments, Individual Assessments, Working Capital Assessment as described in Article 6. Board determines amounts, subject to Declarant approval durin (Article 6 Sections 6.01-6.09)

Special assessments

Special Assessments may be levied as provided in Section 6.04; also Special Common Area Assessments (6.05), Service Area Assessments (6.06), Individual Assessments (6.07). (Sections 6.04, 6.05, 6.06, 6.07)

Collections & liens

Assessment lien and foreclosure rights described in Section 6.12; amounts secured by lien on Lot, foreclosure permitted. (Section 6.12)

Reserves & fees

Service Area Expenses may include a reasonable reserve for capital repairs and replacements (Article 1 Service Area Expenses definition). No general reserve fund requirement mentioned. (Article 1 Service Area Expenses)

Pets

Yes, domestic household pets allowed (Section 2.11). (Section 2.11)

Leasing & rentals

Rental of Lot and Improvements for residential purposes permitted (Section 2.05). (Section 2.05)

Parking & vehicles

Not explicitly regulated for permitted vehicles, but inoperable vehicles and vehicles without current license tag cannot be parked on roadway (Section 2.25). Portable basketball goals not permitted in street right-of-way (2.27). (Sections 2.25, 2.27)

Fences

Section 3.03: All fences subject to ACC approval. No fence/hedge >2 ft on side lot line forward of 3 ft back from front corners of main residence. No fence/hedge >6 ft on side lot line from that point back to rear property line. On corner l (Section 3.03)

Home business

Business activities allowed within residence subject to conditions: compliance with law, no employees other than residents, no visible sign, no sound/smell, no door-to-door solicitation, no increased traffic, consistent with residential cha (Section 2.03)

Signs & flags

Permitted Flags: U.S. flag, Texas flag, official/replica flag of U.S. military branch, one flag with college/university insignia. Permitted Flagpoles: up to 5 ft affixed to front or rear of residence, max 2 per residence. Freestanding Flagp (Sections 2.20, 2.21)

Setbacks / home size

Not explicitly limited in excerpt, but flagpoles max 20 ft, playscapes max 10 ft, storage buildings max 7 ft. (Sections 2.21, 2.24, 2.32)

Maintenance

Owner responsibility (Section 2.15(k) - repair of exterior damage). (Section 2.15(k))

Insurance

Article 5 deals with Insurance; Association may obtain property insurance on Common Area, Special Common Area, and liability insurance. Specifics not detailed in excerpt. (Article 5)

Use restrictions

Lots shall be used solely for private single family residential purposes (Section 2.03). (Section 2.03)

Voting & meetings

Members (Owners) hold membership privileges; voting rights may be per lot or per owner; specific allocation not detailed in excerpt but referenced in Section 4.04 (Section 4.04 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.