La Fontaine

What La Fontaine's governing documents say

La Fontaine is a condominium community in Dallas, TX. The following documents are supplementary policies and an amendment that add to the community's governing rules. They cover religious item display, voting procedures, and record access, but do not restate core rules like assessments, pets, leasing, or maintenance obligations.

• Religious display: Residents may display religious items on their entry door or frame, but the combined size of all items at an entry may not exceed 25 square inches. The items must not threaten public health or safety, violate law, or contain patently offensive content. No architectural approval is needed.
• Voting rights & ballots: No owner can be disqualified from voting in board elections or matters concerning owner rights. Voting may be in person, by proxy, absentee, or electronic ballot. Absentee ballots can count for quorum only for items on the ballot, and if the owner attends in person, the absentee ballot is void. Owners may request a recount after an election at their own expense, and if the recount changes the result, the association reimburses the cost.
• Access to association records: Owners may request to inspect or obtain copies of association records. Requests must be sent by certified mail and include sufficient detail. The association must respond within 10 business days for inspection, and provide copies within 15 business days after payment. Fees include $0.10 per standard page, plus labor ($15/hour) and overhead (20% of labor) for requests over 50 pages. Certain records (e.g., personal information, attorney communications) are not provided.
• What this document doesn't cover: These documents are partial and do not include the full set of community rules. They do not cover assessments, pet limits, leasing restrictions, maintenance responsibilities, or other typical covenants found in the main declaration and 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.