Carrington Court Homeowners

What Carrington Court Homeowners's governing documents say

Carrington Court is a standard single-family homeowners association (HOA) in Blue Mound, TX. This document is a collection of governing records including the Association's Articles of Incorporation and a Board-adopted Fining Policy. It outlines the HOA's structure, membership, voting rights, and the process and amounts for fines—but does not contain the community's full set of rules on topics like pets, parking, or rentals.

• Association structure & membership: Every lot owner is a member of the HOA. Each lot gets one vote; the developer (Declarant) holds six votes per lot until certain conditions end. The Board of Directors manages affairs; initially developer-appointed, later elected by owners.
• Fining policy – curable violations: For violations that can be fixed (e.g., parking, maintenance, noise), fines are $50 per day until corrected, plus administrative costs. The owner gets a courtesy letter, violation letter, and demand letter with a cure period and right to a hearing before fines are imposed.
• Fining policy – uncurable or health/safety violations: For one-time violations or threats to health/safety (e.g., fireworks, garage sales, dangerous acts), fines are $50 for the first occurrence and $50 for each additional similar violation. A demand letter with hearing rights is sent, but fines may be implemented immediately.
• Subsequent violations & lien rights: If the same or similar violation recurs within six months, the Association may fine or suspend common-area use without a new demand letter. Any imposed fine becomes a lien on the owner's property.
• What this document doesn't cover: This is a partial set of governing documents; it does not include the full Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs). Therefore, it omits nearly all substantive community rules such as architectural controls, pet limits, rental restrictions, parking rules, landscaping standards, and other typical HOA regulations.

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.