Place Prevot Owners

What Place Prevot Owners's governing documents say

Place Prevot is a townhome community in Dallas, TX — you own your lot and home, but share party walls with neighbors. The homeowners association (Place Prevot Owners Association, Inc.) maintains common areas and enforces rules to preserve property values. This document outlines your obligations as an owner, including assessments, maintenance, architectural approvals, and party wall responsibilities.

• Party walls & shared fences: Walls between townhomes and fences on lot lines are party walls — owners share equally in repair and maintenance costs. Any alteration or opening in a party wall requires the adjoining owner's consent and may be subject to arbitration.
• What you own & maintain: You must maintain your lot and unit (including fences, sidewalks, driveways, and interior improvements) at a level consistent with other units. The association maintains common areas like screening walls, landscaped areas (except roof plantings), porte-cochere, and street lamps.
• Architectural review (ACC): Any exterior construction, alteration, or improvement visible from a street, another lot, or common area requires prior written approval from the Architectural Control Committee (ACC). Submit plans; if no response within 60 days, the request is deemed approved. Interior changes not requiring a building permit are exempt.
• Construction materials & design: Exterior walls must be solid, smooth-cut Leuders limestone of specific dimensions to match original construction. Roofing materials must match original shingles on pitched slopes and modified bitumen on flat areas. Each unit must have an attached side- or rear-entry garage for two cars.
• Assessments & fees: Each lot pays uniform regular assessments (quarterly) and may be subject to special or individual assessments. Owners can veto assessment increases by majority vote. Delinquent assessments accrue 10% annual interest (or up to 18% if Board sets), plus late fees and collection costs, and can lead to lien foreclosure or suspension of common area use and voting rights.
• Enforcement & fines: The association can fine owners for violations (after notice and hearing), suspend common area use, enter lots to abate nuisances, and seek money judgments or lien foreclosure. Violations may be treated as nuisances.

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.