Blackjack Oaks Addn

What Blackjack Oaks Addn's governing documents say

Blackjack Oaks is a single-family home subdivision in Aubrey, TX. These covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CC&Rs) apply to all homeowners. They set rules for construction, use, and maintenance of properties, including design standards, animal keeping, and parking.

• Home construction & design: Homes must be at least 2,000 sq ft of heated/air-conditioned living space (excl. porches, garages), use 60% masonry new materials, and be completed within 8 months of starting. Garages must hold two cars and be side- or rear-load only. All structures require prior architectural approval.
• Outbuildings & fences: Barns, sheds, and shops must be built in keeping with the main house, located to the rear, and not bare sheet metal. Perimeter fencing can be pipe/cable, vinyl, wrought iron, wood, or woven wire; it cannot block the view of the home from the front.
• Animals & pets: No swine, goats, gamecocks, or large birds (ostrich, emu) allowed. Horse or cow limit: no more than one per acre. No boarding or stabling animals for hire. Aggressive pets must be fenced to prevent encroachment on neighbors.
• Parking & vehicles: Commercial tractor-trailers prohibited on lots. Personal vehicles and farm/ranch vehicles OK. No mobile homes or RVs used as residences; motor homes/travel trailers must be garaged at rear of property.
• Lot maintenance & drainage: No rubbish, debris, or offensive odors allowed. Owners must keep shrubs, trees, grass, and plantings cultivated and free of trash. All improvements must be kept in good repair. Established drainage patterns must not be interfered with.
• Setbacks & lot size: Front setback 50 ft, rear 30 ft, side 15 ft. Lots cannot be subdivided smaller than original size.
• Signs & antennas: One professional sign up to 6 sq ft advertising the lot for sale allowed; builders may use signs during construction/sale. TV/radio antennas taller than 10 ft prohibited.

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.