Knox Ridge Homeowners Association, Inc.

What Knox Ridge Homeowners Association, Inc.'s governing documents say

Knox Ridge is a single-family homeowner association in San Antonio, Texas, run by the Knox Ridge Homeowners Association, Inc. The documents provided include a Management Certificate, a Billing Policy and Payment Plan Guidelines, a Supplemental Declaration (Phase 1, Unit 1) with specific construction and design rules, and several amendments. This is a partial collection of governing documents, not a complete rulebook; the full Declaration, Bylaws, and other rules referenced are not included here.

• Building & design standards (Phase 1, Unit 1): Minimum living area: 1,300 sq ft for one-story, 1,600 sq ft for multi-story (with up to 10% of units allowed as small as 1,100 sq ft). Front exterior walls must be masonry (brick, stone, or stucco) from foundation to 8 ft; sides and rear can be masonry or fiber-cement. Roof pitch at least 5/12 on main structure, 4/12 on garage and porches. Roofing must be slate, tile, standing-seam metal, or 20-year composition shingles. Fences visible from streets must be cedar (smooth side out), all fences 6 ft tall; chain link prohibited.
• Fees & assessments: The Association may levy annual assessments, late fees, and interest. A $500 origination fee applies for each newly constructed living unit at first transfer (rising to $750 after July 15, 2022). A $100 transfer fee applies on resale of an improved lot (waived if origination fee was already paid).
• Collection & payment plans: Assessments are due on the first calendar day of the billing period. Past-due amounts may incur interest, late fees, and collection costs. After 120 days past due, the Board may send a final notice and refer the account to an attorney. Owners may request a payment plan with a minimum term of 3 months; plans up to 12 months are available without board vote. An owner who defaulted on a previous plan may be ineligible for 2 years.
• Architectural review: No building, structure, fence, pool, or other improvement may be erected or altered without prior approval from the Architectural Control Committee (ACC). The ACC has discretion over setbacks, building size, and design. The ACC, Declarant, and Association are not liable for approval decisions.
• What this document doesn't cover: This collection does not include the full Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, the Bylaws, or the Residential Design Guidelines. Specific rules about parking, pets, leasing, occupancy, and other typical HOA topics are not present in the provided excerpts.

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