Meadowstone

What Meadowstone's governing documents say

Meadowstone Place is a condominium community in Dallas, TX, established under the Texas Condominium Act. Unit owners own their individual Residence (unit) and share undivided ownership of the common elements (building structure, grounds, pools, etc.), which the Association maintains and insures. A Community Manager oversees daily operations. The community includes 140 units with amenities such as swimming pools, a putting green, and a community center.

• What you own & maintain: You own the interior of your unit (Residence) as defined in the Plat, including interior walls, floors, ceilings, fixtures, and improvements. The Association maintains the general common elements (foundations, roofs, hallways, elevators, recreational facilities, utility systems) and limited common elements (windows, entry doors, HVAC serving your unit, assigned parking spaces, storage closets, and guest rooms).
• Leasing & rentals: Each Owner has the right to lease their Residence, subject to the Bylaws and any regulations adopted by the Association. Tenants must meet qualifications set in the Bylaws, and any transfer of rights must be documented and delivered to the Association. No minimum lease term is specified in the visible text.
• Pets: Pets are permitted but subject to rules and regulations adopted by the Board of Directors. The document does not specify a limit on number or type of pets.
• Age restriction (55+): The Bylaws include an article titled 'Age,' indicating an age restriction exists. The visible text mentions 'pre-retirement living communities' and 'independent and congregate living,' but a specific minimum age (e.g., 55) is not stated in this excerpt. Actual age requirements would be in the full Bylaws.
• Architectural modifications: Additions, alterations, or improvements to a Residence require prior written approval from the Board of Directors. Owners may not make changes that affect the structural integrity or common elements without Association consent.
• Parking & vehicles: The Property includes surface automobile parking areas. Parking spaces not designated as limited common elements are available for use under regulations set by the Community Manager or Association. The Plat shows unassigned parking spaces. Declarant may construct a parking deck if required by the City of Dallas.
• Insurance & damage: The Association carries a master insurance policy covering the common elements and units (typically walls-out). Each Owner is responsible for insuring their own personal property and improvements. In case of casualty, reconstruction is governed by the Bylaws, with costs shared as common expenses unless damage results from an Owner's negligence.
• What this document doesn't cover: Exact fee amounts (assessments per unit) are not specified; they are set by the Board and allocated based on percentage interests. Pet limits and specific age threshold are not detailed in this excerpt. The full Bylaws and Rules & Regulations would contain additional restrictions (e.g., noise, use of amenities).

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