Bridges at Riverwalk

What Bridges at Riverwalk's governing documents say

The Bridges at Riverwalk is a single-family home HOA in Colleyville, TX (a 'Luxury Courtyard Villa Community'). The governing documents include a Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions as well as several amendments. These documents bind all lot owners and establish rules for lot improvements, utility easements, and association membership.

• Tree planting requirements: Each lot must have a minimum of two trees. The primary tree must be at least 4" caliper (trunk diameter 12" above base) and centered in the front yard, planted on the residence side of any sidewalk. The second tree must be at least 3.5" caliper. Acceptable species include Live Oak, Chinquapin Oak, Post Oak, Red Oak, Sweet Gum, Chinese Pistachio, Aristocrat Pear, Sycamore, and Cedar Elm (or others approved by the Architectural Committee).
• Utility easements: Amendment No. 2 grants permanent, nonexclusive utility easements over specific portions of certain lots (e.g., Block 3, Lots 7-11) for electric, irrigation, and other utilities. The holder (Declarant and Association) may install, maintain, and repair facilities within these easements and remove obstructions if necessary.
• Antenna, satellite dishes & solar collectors: Section 7.11 of the Declaration was amended to require that such apparatus be placed on the courtyard or exclusive-use easement side of the lot, not on the side visible from an adjacent lot's courtyard or exclusive-use area.
• Exclusive use easements: For certain lots (Block 2, Lots 2 and 3), the exclusive use easement along the north lot line may be 2 feet wide instead of the standard 3 feet.
• Association membership & assessments: All lot owners automatically become members of The Bridges at Riverwalk Homeowners Association. The Association levies regular annual assessments, special assessments, and default assessments as determined by the Board of Directors to maintain common property and amenities.
• What this document doesn't cover: These excerpts are partial. The full Declaration likely includes additional rules on leasing, pets, parking, architectural standards, and other typical HOA restrictions not present in the provided text.

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.