Oaks Corinth Homeowners

What Oaks Corinth Homeowners's governing documents say

Oaks of Corinth is a single-family homeowners association (HOA) in Corinth, TX. The documents provided are limited to a First Amendment (fences and basketball goals) and an Enforcement Policy (violation fines and procedures). They are not the full governing documents; the original Declaration and Bylaws are not included here.

• Fences & Walls: Fences must be masonry, brick, wood (spruce, redwood, or cedar) or other approved material; max height 8 feet from adjacent ground. Street-facing fences must have structural members inside. Wood fences visible from street must be regularly treated with approved stain colors (Pecan, Dark Walnut, Redwood, Mahogany) and sealed with Ready Seal or equivalent. Clear stains are prohibited. Fences must be maintained, and damage must be repaired within 3 weeks. No new fence may be installed within 3 feet parallel to an existing fence.
• Basketball Goals: Permanent and portable basketball goals are allowed but must comply: not less than 8 feet from side property line, placed behind the front elevation line. Goals must have a black pole (5-inch diameter round or 5x5 square), tempered glass backboard, powder coated. Nets must be replaced when missing or tattered. Goals must be stored out of street view when not in use for 30+ days.
• Violations & Fines: Fines for specific violations: unapproved modifications ($500 per violation), trash cans left out on non-pickup days ($50), vehicles without plates/inspection ($50), parking in common areas ($50), holiday decorations on common elements ($50), property used for storage ($50), and others. Initial fine per violation is at least $50, max $500 per fine. Fines can recur every 30 days and double for repeat violations within 6 months. Aggregate fines are unlimited.
• Enforcement Process: The HOA sends an Initial Notice, then a Notice of Violation (if not cured in 10 days) with a right to request a hearing within 30 days. If not cured, a fine is imposed. Fines start at $50 and increase. The HOA may also pursue corrective action or legal action. Hearings are held by a committee or the Board.
• What This Document Doesn't Cover: This is a partial document set. The original Declaration (including assessments, leasing rules, pet limits, architectural review committee details, and other covenants) is not included. The full governing documents should be consulted for complete HOA 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.