Plaza at Turtle Creek Residences Association, Inc.

What Plaza at Turtle Creek Residences Association, Inc.'s governing documents say

Plaza at Turtle Creek Residences is a condominium community in Dallas, TX — owners own individual units and share common areas through the association. The documents provided are official amendments to the condominium declaration and bylaws, not the full rulebook, so they cover only specific changes: a 2006 amendment on declarant rights and parking assignments, a 2014 amendment relocating the boundary between two units, and a 2017 bylaw amendment allowing electronic proxies.

• What this document doesn't cover: These are partial amendments, not a complete set of governing rules. They do not address general HOA rules such as pet limits, lease restrictions, assessments, or maintenance duties — those are in the original declaration and other governing documents.
• Parking & vehicles: The 2006 Fifth Amendment includes assigned parking space lists for both the Plaza I and Plaza II buildings. Several spaces are designated for the HOA or handicap use, and many are listed as 'Sold' or tied to specific unit numbers, so parking is generally assigned rather than open.
• Unit boundary & ownership interest: A 2014 Seventh Amendment moved the boundary between Unit 702 and Unit 703 on the second level. As a result, Unit 702 became 4,184 sq ft with 3.3251% common ownership (Plaza I) / 1.1361% (Plaza I & II), and Unit 703 became 5,510 sq ft with 4.3790% / 1.4962%.
• Voting & proxies: The 2017 Bylaws amendment allows owners to submit proxies electronically (email, fax, website, or other confirmed electronic means) as well as in paper form. Proxies are revocable, automatically end when the unit is sold or the member dies, and generally expire 11 months after signing.
• Declarant development rights: The 2006 amendment clarifies that if an original declarant withdraws a phase from the condominium, that declarant is no longer considered a 'Declarant' and that phase is no longer part of 'the Property' referenced in the declaration.

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.