Northpointe Crossing

What Northpointe Crossing's governing documents say

Northpointe Crossing is a standard single-family HOA in Anna, TX. This recorded document is a collection of nine supplementary policies adopted by the HOA board, covering specific topics like rainwater harvesting, solar panels, flag display, collections, payment plans, meeting notice, records production, records retention, and xeriscaping. These policies add to or clarify the main CC&Rs.

• Rainwater harvesting: Rainwater harvesting devices are allowed only in a fenced yard or patio, must be screened from view, and require architectural approval. They cannot be placed between the front of the home and the street. The color must match the home, and no advertising text is allowed.
• Solar energy devices: Solar devices require architectural approval. They may be installed on the roof (not extending above or beyond the roofline) or in a fenced yard/patio (not taller than the fence). If the HOA designates a roof location, you may choose an alternate location only if it increases energy production by more than 10% (using NREL modeling). Visible components must be silver, black, or bronze.
• Flag display: You may display the U.S., Texas, state subdivision, or military flags. Only one flagpole allowed per property, max 20 feet tall. Freestanding flagpoles in the front yard require a front setback of at least 15 feet. Flags cannot exceed 8 ft high by 5 ft wide. Flags must be maintained in good condition; lighting must not create a nuisance.
• Assessment collection & payment plans: Before collection action, the HOA must send a certified letter giving 30 days to cure. Owners may request a payment plan within 30 days of delinquency notice. Plans last up to months (amount not specified in text), with equal payments. A minimum $200 legal fee and $25 per payment administrative fee apply. You cannot use a payment plan if you violated one within the prior two years.
• Board meeting notice: Notice of board meetings must be mailed 10–60 days before, OR posted conspicuously or on the HOA website at least 72 hours before plus email to registered owners. Owners must register their email address with the HOA.
• Records production & copying: The HOA charges fees for producing records: $25/hr for clerical, $75/hr for manager, attorney’s billing rate if applicable, minimum 2 hours. Copy costs: $0.10 per page, $0.50 per PDF/image, $100 per CD, $3 per DVD. Fees increase annually by CPI-U. Advance payment may be required.
• Records retention: The HOA must retain certain records for minimum periods: formation documents (permanent), financials (7 years), owner account records (5 years), contracts with term ≥1 year (term plus 5? not specified), board meeting minutes (7 years), tax returns and audits (7 years).
• Xeriscaping / drought-resistant landscaping: Drought-resistant landscaping or water-conserving natural turf is allowed only in a fenced yard or patio, requires architectural approval, and the HOA may regulate use of gravel, rocks, or cacti. A detailed plan must be submitted.

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.