Arlington Court

What Arlington Court's governing documents say

Lyvwell at Harmony is a single-family residential subdivision in Arlington, TX governed by an HOA (Harmony Community Association, Inc.). This Declaration—recorded by the developer—sets use restrictions, architectural controls, and assessment obligations for all lot owners. The community includes both standard residential lots and designated Build-to-Rent Lots with special rules.

• Single-family residential use & home businesses: Lots are for private single-family residential use only. Limited home businesses are allowed if they comply with local law, involve no non-resident employees, create no visible signs or noise/traffic, and do not appear commercial from outside.
• Leasing & rentals: Long-term residential leases are permitted but must be in writing; owners must provide lessees with the Restrictions and notify the association. Short-term rentals (e.g., Airbnb, VRBO) are explicitly prohibited. Build-to-Rent owners are exempt from all rental restrictions.
• Pets: Up to 4 cats and dogs total per lot. Exotic animals (pot-bellied pigs, chickens, snakes, etc.) are not allowed. Pets must be leashed outside, not a nuisance, and waste must be removed. Owners may be required to remove a pet that is a source of unreasonable annoyance.
• Architectural review: An Architectural Control Committee (ACC) must approve all exterior improvements, including construction, alterations, fences, storage buildings, antennas, and signs. The ACC may adopt Design Guidelines; approval does not ensure compliance with other laws.
• Storage buildings & temporary structures: One permanent storage building (max 80 sq ft, 8 ft tall) is allowed in a fenced rear yard with ACC approval; must match main house materials and color. Temporary structures require ACC approval except during construction by the declarant.
• Signs, flags & antennas: Signs require ACC approval except as allowed by a Sign Policy. Only certain flags are permitted. Satellite dishes ≤1 meter are allowed but must be placed in least-visible locations; other antennas need ACC approval. Exterior window A/C units also require approval.
• Maintenance & assessments: Owners must maintain their lots (lawn, landscaping, structures) in good condition. The association maintains common areas (private streets, shared mailboxes, etc.). Assessments include regular, special, service area, and working capital assessments; amounts are not specified in this excerpt.
• Vehicles & parking: The text is truncated, but Section 2.26 begins 'UNSIGHTLY ARTICLES; VEHICLES' indicating restrictions on vehicle storage, parking, and unsightly items. Full details are not available from the excerpt.

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.