City View at Farmers Market Homeowners Association, Inc.

What City View at Farmers Market Homeowners Association, Inc.'s governing documents say

This is a set of amendments and committee guidelines for City View at Farmers Market, a townhome HOA in Dallas, TX. The documents are partial—they amend the community's architectural control guidelines and declaration, and establish rules for the Communications and Social Committees. They do not contain the full set of HOA rules.

• What this document doesn't cover: These are amendments and committee guidelines, not the full HOA rulebook. They don't cover typical restrictions like pets, leasing, parking, or maintenance responsibilities. For those, you'd need the original Declaration and other governing documents.
• Architectural review: The first amendment adds rules for the Modifications Committee (MC): it must have 3–5 members appointed by the Board, with staggered terms (e.g., 1 and 2 years), and members can be removed by a two-thirds Board vote without cause. MC members serve without pay but can be reimbursed for expenses.
• Communications Committee: The Communications Committee (CC) manages official communications to homeowners, including a website. Homeowners can submit communications via the website, and the Board must approve them within 45 days; if no response, the application is deemed rejected. Unapproved communications may be removed at the owner's expense.
• Social Committee: The Social Committee (SC) plans and coordinates social events for homeowners. Events funded by assessments require Board approval, and applications are processed through the website with a 45-day review period. Unapproved events may be terminated at the owner's expense.
• Committee structure: Both the Communications and Social Committees have 3–5 members appointed by the Board, with staggered terms (1–2 years), removal by two-thirds Board vote, and no compensation except expense reimbursement.
• Exterior lighting & improvements: A 2011 amendment approved an exterior lighting plan (street signs, flood lights, etc.). These improvements remain Association property, not owner property. If any lighting is powered by an owner's meter, the Association reimburses the owner annually (e.g., $15/year per uplight, $20/year per tree light or sign post light).

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.