Barcelona in Mckinney

Key facts from Barcelona in Mckinney's documents

Reflects the 2024 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Homeowner's Association (Barcelona in McKinney Homeowner's Associ)

Legal name

Barcelona in McKinney Homeowner's Association, Inc.

Governing law

Texas Property Code Sections 202.001, 202.006, 202.023, 209.007, 209.0051(h); Texas Business Organizations Code (Recitals and various sections)

Special assessments

Authorized by CC&R's (special assessments, specific assessments, individual assessments, initiation assessments, yard assessments, capital improvement assessments) (Attachment B – footnote 1)

Collections & liens

Notice of Assessment Lien may be filed after 90 days from Association Demand Letter; foreclosure may be expedited under Texas Rules 735/736 or judicial foreclosure; inferior lien notice required; costs and attorney's fees charged to owner (Attachment B – Notice of Assessment Lien)

Reserves & fees

Not less than $25.00 per month for unpaid assessment balance; late interest 18% per annum; return check fee not less than $25.00 (Attachment B – Late Charges, Handling Fe)

Leasing & rentals

Leasing or occupancy related rules violations are a common violation; no further details in this document (Attachment A – Exhibit 1)

Parking & vehicles

Boats, vehicles, trailers, ATV, RVs, oversized work trucks used for storage on property is a common violation (Attachment A – Exhibit 1)

Fences

Front yard fencing: max 6 feet, open ornamental metal or wrought iron, no screening (including live), no chain link, razor wire, electrified or barbed wire; must not block sidewalk; must be approved by ARC; requires city permit (Attachment C – Sections 2, 3, 4)

Architectural approval

Yes, for any additions, improvements, modifications, repairs; for security measures (cameras, fencing) (Attachment A – Failure to Obtain Prior A)

Signs & flags

Unapproved signs in yards or on property, including commercial vendor signs, are a common violation (Attachment A – Exhibit 1)

Use restrictions

Incurable violations include acts constituting a threat to health or safety; noise violation that is not ongoing; damaging Association property (Attachment A – Incurable Violations)

Amendments

Board may amend policies by resolution without owner consent; for Security Policy, Board has authority to amend without consent of Members; no rescission of security measures while Texas Property Code provisions remain enforceable (Attachment C – "Board of Directors shall)

Amenities

Community swimming pool, amenity/community center, pavilion area; common area/amenity use privileges; recreational facilities within common areas (Attachment B – Suspension of Privileges)

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