Preston Meadow

What Preston Meadow's governing documents say

This document is a 1998 amendment to the governing Declaration for Preston Meadow (also called Deer Creek at Preston Meadow), a single-family-home HOA in Plano, TX. It only modifies three sections of the full rulebook — it is not a complete set of rules. Homeowners and prospective buyers should use this as a supplement to the full Declaration.

• What assessments pay for: Article V, Section 2 is amended to state that assessments fund recreation, welfare, and maintenance of common properties (walkways, parks, green space, etc.), including taxes, insurance, repairs, labor, equipment, utility services, and monument sign maintenance.
• Who maintains the front yard & fences: Article VI, Section 1(d) is amended so the Association maintains the area from the curb to the front-yard picket fence (or sidewalk) — mowing grass, trees, and shrubs originally installed by the builder, but NOT trees or shrubs planted by the owner. The owner is solely responsible for maintaining any front-yard picket fence or other fencing on their lot. Damage from an owner's negligence becomes a special assessment against that lot.
• Fence materials & appearance: Article VII, Section 16 now requires all fences visible from the street to be made only of brick, wood, wrought iron, or shrubbery (or a combination approved by the Board). Chain link is specifically banned. Front-yard picket fences must be wood and must follow any Design Guidelines adopted by the Board.
• What this document doesn't cover: This is an amendment — it does not include the full Declaration's rules on leasing, pets, parking, age restrictions, architectural review procedures, or other typical HOA topics. You'll need to read the full Amended and Restated Declaration for the complete rules.

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.