Oak Hollow of Anna Homeowners' Association, Inc.

What Oak Hollow of Anna Homeowners' Association, Inc.'s governing documents say

Oak Hollow of Anna is a single-family homeowners association (HOA) in Anna, TX. This document is a collection of resolutions and policies adopted by the HOA board, covering specific rules on rainwater harvesting, solar panels, flags, collections, payment plans, board meeting notices, records, xeriscaping, architectural review, religious displays, covenant enforcement, security measures, and swimming pool enclosures. It is not the full set of CC&Rs but a set of supplementary guidelines that homeowners and prospective buyers should be aware of.

• Rainwater harvesting: Rainwater harvesting devices are only allowed in a fenced patio and require prior approval from the architectural committee or board.
• Solar panels: Solar devices are not allowed on common property and must receive architectural approval before installation; they must conform to the roofline.
• Flag display: Flags are allowed subject to restrictions: no more than one flagpole per property, max height 20 feet, no freestanding pole in front yard unless setback is at least 15 feet, flags no larger than 8x5 feet, and lighting must not create a nuisance or illuminate other properties.
• Assessments & collections: Delinquent members get a 30-day notice by certified mail before collection costs are added, and payment plans are available for delinquent amounts, subject to conditions like no prior payment plan violations.
• Board meetings & records: Board meeting notices must be mailed 10-60 days in advance and posted/emailed at least 72 hours before. The HOA has a records production policy with fees (e.g., $0.10 per photocopy, $0.50 per PDF) and a retention schedule (e.g., financials 7 years, owner accounts 5 years).
• Xeriscaping & landscaping: Drought-resistant landscaping or water-conserving turf is only allowed in fenced yards and requires approval from the architectural committee or board, with a detailed plan submission.
• Architectural review: Architectural review authority cannot include current board members or their relatives. Decisions must be in writing, and owners have the right to appeal denials to the board, with a hearing process.
• Other property rules: Religious displays are limited to three, max 5'x3'x3', and must be within 5 feet of the front facade; seasonal decorations are allowed. Security measures like cameras and perimeter fencing (4-6 feet high) require prior approval. Swimming pool enclosures need architectural approval and cannot be on common property.

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.