Harvest Residential Community Association, Inc.

What Harvest Residential Community Association, Inc.'s governing documents say

This is a set of recorded guidelines and policies for Harvest Residential, a single-family HOA in Denton County, Texas. It supplements the community's main CC&Rs and covers specific rules about flags, religious displays, storage sheds, and how the association handles unpaid assessments and records requests.

• Flags & flagpoles: You may display the U.S., Texas, or armed forces flags, but only on approved poles. Free-standing poles need prior approval, are limited to 20 feet tall, and must meet setback and distance rules. Only one flag per attached pole, up to two on a free-standing pole, and flags can be up to 3'x5'.
• Religious displays: You may display religious items at your entry door or frame, but the total size of all items at any entry cannot exceed 25 square inches. No ACC approval is needed, but items must not threaten safety, violate law, or be patently offensive.
• Storage sheds: Storage sheds require written approval and must match or complement your home's materials and colors. Maximum size is 100 sq ft on 60' lots or 64 sq ft on 50' lots, with a roof peak no higher than 7 feet, and they cannot be visible from the street or have a gambrel (barn) style.
• Assessments & collections: Assessments are due January 1 and July 1, with late fees after the 30th. The association follows a collection process: friendly notice, formal notice, demand letter, lien, and foreclosure. You have a 180-day redemption period after foreclosure. An alternative payment plan is available for delinquent owners, with terms from 3 to 18 months.
• Payment priority: When you make a payment, the association applies it first to delinquent assessments, then current assessments, then attorney/collection fees, then fines, then other amounts. If you're in default on a payment plan, the order changes to prioritize fees first.
• Records requests: You can request association records, but you must pay for copying and labor costs. Standard paper copies are $0.10 per page, and labor is $15 per hour (with no labor charge for requests of 50 pages or fewer unless special conditions apply). You must pay estimated costs in advance.
• Document retention: The association must keep certain records for specific periods: permanent for governing documents, 7 years for financial books and minutes, 5 years for owner account records, and 4 years after contract expiration for contracts of one year or more.
• What this document doesn't cover: This is a set of supplemental guidelines and policies, not the full CC&Rs. It does not cover general use restrictions, architectural guidelines beyond sheds and flags, pet rules, leasing rules, or other typical HOA provisions. Those are in the main Declaration and other governing documents.

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.