Timber Ridge Addition HOA

What Timber Ridge Addition HOA's governing documents say

This is the declaration of covenants, conditions, and restrictions for Timber Ridge, a townhome community in Denton County, Texas (near Corinth). It establishes the Timber Ridge TH Homeowners Association and sets out rules that bind all current and future owners, residents, and guests. Owners own their individual townhome lot and dwelling, but share common areas and party walls with neighbors.

• What you own & maintain: Each owner owns a townhome (Lot and Dwelling) and has an easement to use the common areas. Owners must maintain their private utility lines from the meter to the dwelling; the association maintains common elements and has an easement to access lots for maintenance and inspections.
• Assessments & fees: The association can levy regular annual assessments, special assessments, special common area assessments, service area assessments, and a working capital assessment to fund maintenance and services. Specific amounts are not stated in this document; they are set by the board.
• Architectural review: Any construction, alteration, or exterior improvement (including landscaping, fences, and other changes) requires prior approval from the architectural reviewer (the ACC after the developer's control ends). Design guidelines may be adopted and must be followed.
• Leasing & rentals: The declaration references a 'Leasing Policy' in the Community Manual and likely restricts rentals, but specific terms (like minimum lease length or approval requirements) are not shown in this excerpt. Check the Community Manual and Rules for details.
• Pets: A section on household pets exists (Section 3.11), but the specific rules (number, size, breed) are not included in this excerpt. See the full declaration or Community Manual for pet restrictions.
• Vehicles & parking: The declaration includes sections on unsightly articles, vehicles, and street parking (e.g., Sections 3.22, 3.25), but the specific parking rules (e.g., overnight parking bans, commercial vehicle restrictions) are not detailed here. Consult the Rules and Community Manual.
• Easements & access: The declaration creates multiple easements: owners have easements for enjoyment of common areas, maintenance, ingress/egress, and cooperative support; the association has a broad easement to access lots for maintenance, safety, and enforcement; utility companies also hold easements.
• Dispute resolution: The declaration establishes a multi-step dispute resolution process (Article 16) that encourages negotiation, then mediation, and finally binding arbitration for certain claims involving common areas or other disputes, before court action.

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.