Chanel Court

What Chanel Court's governing documents say

This is a restrictive covenant between the original owner and the builder for a single home lot at Chanel Court in Colleyville, TX — not a community-wide HOA rulebook. It sets terms for construction warranty and dispute resolution for that original transaction, and is primarily relevant to the original buyer rather than future residents.

• What this document is: It's an agreement between owner William Keith Diggs and contractor Michael O. Browning Homes for Lot 2 of Chanel Court, filed in Tarrant County, Texas.
• Construction dispute resolution: Any disputes about construction, warranties, or defects must go through TRCC conciliation and then binding arbitration, with the Texas Residential Construction Liability Act applying.
• Warranty terms: The contractor gives only an express limited warranty; all implied warranties are disclaimed, or limited to 2 years if the law doesn't allow full disclaimer. Manufacturer warranties on equipment and appliances are assigned to the owner.
• Mold and biological impurities: The owner releases the contractor from all mold-related claims and receives mold-prevention guidance (e.g., ventilate, clean spills, inspect for leaks).
• What this document doesn't cover: It contains no HOA rules, no common-area maintenance, no fees, no pet, rental, or age restrictions, and it does not govern day-to-day living in the community.

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.