Lynn Creek Hills Homeowners Association, Inc.

What Lynn Creek Hills Homeowners Association, Inc.'s governing documents say

This is an architectural control guideline for Lynn Creek Hills, a single-family HOA in Dallas, TX. It tells homeowners what exterior changes need approval and how to get it. It is a partial document—it covers only the ACC process and some exterior rules, not the full HOA rulebook.

• Architectural review: Get ACC approval before starting any project, including paint color, construction, and landscaping changes. The ACC aims to respond within 10 business days, but no response does not mean approval.
• Enforcement: Failure to get approval can result in removal of unapproved items or completed projects at the homeowner's expense.
• Decorative items: Decorative items like garden flags, bird baths, and iron pieces are limited: up to 8 items in front of the residence and 8 additional items elsewhere. Items must be under 24 inches in any direction, except fountains, trellises, ball goals, and flag poles. Flower pots are not counted as decorative items.
• Maintenance: Homeowners must maintain their property, including work done by the original builder and any changes they make.
• Air conditioners: Window or wall air conditioners and water coolers are not allowed on any part of the lot.
• What this document doesn't cover: This is only the ACC guidelines—it doesn't cover other HOA rules like assessments, pets, parking, or leasing. Those would be in the full CC&Rs.

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.