Woodland Hills Homeowners

Key facts from Woodland Hills Homeowners's documents

Reflects the 1986 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Homeowners Association (DOC 50215 I.A: "Association shall mean t)

Legal name

Woodland Hills Homeowners Association, Inc. (Section I.A of multiple amendments and A)

Developer / declarant

Southcreek, Inc. (Article I.G of Declaration (Volume 8659))

Governing law

Texas law (implied) (Multiple references to Tarrant County, T)

Assessments & dues

$250.00 for calendar year 1987 (DOC 50215 IV.B: "The maximum annual asse)

Special assessments

Authorized along with annual assessments, for purposes of promoting recreation, health, safety, enjoyment, welfare of owners and improvement/maintenance of Common Areas (DOC 50215 IV.A: "such annual and special)

Collections & liens

Continuing lien on the Lot to secure payment of assessments, including interest, costs, and reasonable attorney's fees; Association may bring actions at law or equity to enforce payment and enforce the lien as provided by law for a lien on (DOC 50215 IV.C: "Owners hereby grant to )

Reserves & fees

Association shall maintain an adequate reserve fund out of annual assessments for maintenance, repair, and replacement of Common Area and Green Area elements that must be replaced periodically (Article VII, Section 3 of Declaration)

Fences

All fences on Lots must be kept in good repair and in a clean and attractive manner (DOC 50215 II.A.2: "All fences on Lots sh)

Architectural approval

All restrictions concerning use, improvements, construction and maintenance governed by the Architectural Control Committee; approval required for enclosures for boats/trailers (DOC 50214 E: "All Restrictions concernin)

Maintenance

Owners responsible for maintenance of their Lots and fences; Association responsible for Common Areas (via assessments and insurance) (DOC 50215 II.A.2 (landscaping) and IV.A )

Voting & meetings

Amendments require three-fourths majority of Members voting at a duly called meeting; assessment increases over 10% require approval by 50% of Members voting at a meeting called for that purpose (DOC 50215 VI.A: "amended by the ... writ)

Extracted from the recorded governing documents and cited to them; may be incomplete and is not legal advice — verify against the official documents below.