Cedar Bluff
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What Cedar Bluff's governing documents say
Cedar Bluff is a single-family home community in Flower Mound, TX, governed by a homeowners association. The documents provided are partial amendments to the community's governing rules: a 2005 amendment replacing the design guidelines for exterior modifications, and a 2024 amendment updating the covenant enforcement and fining policy. These are not the full CC&Rs and focus only on architectural review and violation enforcement.
- Architectural review: All exterior changes (structures, colors, landscaping, pools, fences, etc.) need prior written approval from the Architectural Control Committee (ACC). Submit an application with detailed plans; the ACC has 30 days to decide, and you can appeal within 14 days of a decision.
- Specific design standards: The guidelines set concrete limits: fences on most lots must be 6' or 8' cedar (wrought iron on creek lots, 5' max in preserve areas), no above-ground pools (only gunite, concrete, fiberglass shell, or hybrid fiberglass), tree removal requires ACC approval for trunks over 4" (single) or 6" (multi), and exterior lighting is capped at 150 watts with no colored lights.
- Rule enforcement & fines: The 2024 policy details how the HOA enforces covenants and levies fines. It outlines procedures (notice, hearings) and exempts certain actions like lawsuits or foreclosures, but the actual fine amounts are not specified in this excerpt.
- What this document doesn't cover: These amendments don't address core HOA matters like assessments, leasing rules, pet limits, age restrictions, or parking—those are in the original CC&Rs and other governing documents.
Key facts from Cedar Bluff's documents
- Community type
- Planned community (single-family residential) (Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and)
- Developer / declarant
- Centex Real Estate Corporation (a Nevada corporation) (WHEREAS)
- Governing law
- Texas Property Code Section 202.006 (WHEREAS clauses)
- Assessments & dues
- Board may levy Annual Assessments in monthly, quarterly or annual installments; currently levied annually and due January 1 (First Amended Assessment Collection Poli)
- Special assessments
- Due date stated in notice or within 30 days if no date stated (First Amended Assessment Collection Poli)
- Collections & liens
- Association may record Notice of Lien (not before 90 days after Default Letter) and foreclose via expedited or judicial foreclosure; may bid at foreclosure (First Amended Assessment Collection Poli)
- Pets
- Pets allowed but subject to restrictions; livestock violations listed (Schedule of Fines - Pet & Animal (Livest)
- Parking & vehicles
- Parking and vehicle-related violations subject to fines (Schedule of Fines)
- Fences
- Fencing on creek lots: wrought iron across rear property line; all other fencing 1"x4" or 1"x6" cedar in heights of 6' or 8' along side and rear yards, 6' along fronting street; fences on or within building setbacks; natural brownish wood o (Design Guidelines, Section 3.1(2))
- Architectural approval
- No improvement of any kind shall be erected, placed or maintained, and no addition, alteration, modification or change to any Improvement shall be made without prior written approval of the ACC (Design Guidelines, Section 1.2)
- Solar & roof
- Primary roof material, color and texture must complement or match house; sheet metal work painted to match roof; roof stacks and plumbing vents on rear slopes; roof replacements with changes require ACC approval (Design Guidelines, Section 3.3(2))
- Signs & flags
- United States and Texas flags may be displayed at all times; single wall-mounted flagpole allowed without approval; other flagpoles require ACC approval; flagpoles max 15 feet, within 10 feet from front of home, flags no larger than 3'x5'; (Design Guidelines, Section 3.1(4))
- Setbacks / home size
- Fences placed on or within building setbacks; play equipment minimum 10-foot setback from property line (Design Guidelines, Sections 3.1(2) and 3)
- Maintenance
- Homeowners responsible for modifications; ACC reviews and approves; Association responsible for common areas (implied) (Design Guidelines, Section 1.2)
- Use restrictions
- Single-family residential use required; business use prohibited (implied by fine category) (Schedule of Fines - Single-Family/Busine)
- Amendments
- ACC may modify/expand Guidelines from time to time; Board may adopt policies; amendments to Notice filed under Texas Property Code 202.006 (Design Guidelines, Section 1.6; Second A)
- Amenities
- Common areas exist; recreational facilities may be subject to suspension of use for delinquent assessments (First Amended Assessment Collection Poli)
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About this HOA
Cedar Bluff is a homeowners association in Flower Mound, TX.
HOAproxy has 2 documents on file for Cedar Bluff: 2 recorded documents. Last updated 2026-07-25.