Inwood Court Owners Association, Inc.

What Inwood Court Owners Association, Inc.'s governing documents say

Inwood Court is a condominium/townhome community in Dallas, TX, governed by an owners association. These documents are amendments and policies that supplement the main CC&Rs — they do not contain the full set of community rules. The 2010 amendment adds specific parking and conduct rules; the 2013 second supplement establishes internal administrative policies for the association.

• Parking & vehicles: The front driveway is an easement for short-term parking by homeowners, guests, and service providers. Overnight parking (1:00 am – 5:00 am) is prohibited without prior HOA approval. All vehicles must park diagonally relative to Inwood Rd.; oversized vehicles that block the drive must be moved. A clear path must be kept for emergency vehicles. Violators may be towed at owner's expense.
• Fines & enforcement: For parking violations, the first offense results in one written warning by certified mail. Subsequent violations incur a $100 fine per occurrence. Fines are levied in accordance with Texas Property Code Chapter 209. Violations should be reported to the management company.
• Security & conduct: Residents are responsible for security: front/rear gates and garage doors cannot be left open overnight; newspapers must not accumulate on porches. The speed limit in the alley is 5 mph. Homeowners are responsible for the conduct of their lessees.
• Alternative payment plan: Delinquent owners may request a payment plan. Eligibility requires no prior default, and the owner must submit a signed agreement within 30 days of notice. The plan requires an initial payment of 25% of the total owed, with the balance paid in equal monthly installments (term not clearly specified in the document, but the text mentions '25 months' – likely a drafting error). A monthly monitoring fee of at least $5.00 applies, plus interest at the highest rate allowed. If the owner defaults, the association may pursue collection without further notice.
• Document inspection & copying: Owners can inspect and copy association records by written request. Costs include $0.10 per standard page, labor at $15/hour (with overhead of 20% of labor), and various charges for electronic media. Requests for 50 or fewer pages have no overhead or redaction labor charge. The association may require prepayment of estimated costs.
• Document retention: The association must retain governing documents permanently, financial records for 5 years, owner accounts for 5 years, contracts for 4 years after expiration, and meeting minutes for 7 years. Records related to litigation or claims must be kept indefinitely.
• What this document doesn't cover: These documents are partial supplements; they do not include the original CC&Rs, bylaws, assessment amounts, architectural guidelines, pet rules (beyond implied parking restrictions), or any unit-specific ownership details. For the complete governing framework, refer to the recorded Declaration of Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions and the Bylaws.

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.