Hunter Mill

What Hunter Mill's governing documents say

This is a set of restrictive covenants (CCRs) for Hunter Mill Addition, a single-family home subdivision in Crowley, TX (though originally referencing Arlington). The rules bind all lot owners and govern construction, use, and maintenance of properties.

• Minimum home size: The main dwelling must have at least 1,600 square feet of living area. However, one‑story, split‑level, and two‑story houses must have at least 1,000 square feet of living area on the ground/main living level.
• Exterior construction: At least 70% of exterior walls on the first floor (or main living level) must be masonry. Porches, breezeways, and eaves are not counted as exterior walls for this requirement.
• Setbacks & yards: All residences must face the front lot line and cannot protrude forward of the building lines shown on the plat. A side yard of at least 5 feet is required; no building may be located within that side yard.
• Fences: Boundary fences must be masonry, hedge, or wood (but wood fences are limited to 7 feet in height). No fence may be erected nearer the street than the front wall of the residence; on corner lots, the fence along the side street must be behind the building line.
• Pets & animals: Only usual and ordinary household pets are allowed. No poultry houses, livestock, poultry, small animals, or wild animals may be kept on any lot.
• Parking & storage: Boats and campers may not be regularly stored or parked in the front yard or side yard, except that one boat may be parked and kept on the inside side yard (the one‑third of the inside side yard). Boats may also be stored inside garages.
• Trash & debris: All trash, ashes, residues, and garbage must be kept in covered containers and removed regularly by the city’s garbage service (required subscription). No burning of trash is allowed, and no trash may be dumped or left scattered on any lot.
• Architectural review: No building, fence, or alteration may be erected without prior approval from the Architectural Control Committee (Nathan A. Watson, Melissa Watson, Wayland Davis). Plans, specifications, and a plot plan must be submitted; approval or disapproval is given within 30 days. The committee may waive certain restrictions if the appraised value of the proposed house is at least $50,000.

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.