Devonshire Village 10A

What Devonshire Village 10A's governing documents say

Devonshire Village 10A is a residential subdivision in Forney, TX, part of the larger Devonshire community. The documents provided are a supplemental declaration annexing the village into the existing HOA (with no specific rules in this excerpt) and two restrictive covenants from new-home construction contracts between owners and builder Bloomfield Homes. These builder contracts contain mandatory arbitration, limited warranty waivers, and mold releases — they are not the community's full rulebook.

• Arbitration & dispute resolution: Any dispute (contract, warranty, tort, etc.) between owner and builder must first be mediated, then submitted to binding arbitration under the Federal Arbitration Act, not court. The owner cannot be required to pay upfront arbitration costs exceeding typical court filing fees.
• Limited warranty & waiver of implied warranties: The builder gives only an express written limited home warranty; by signing, the owner waives any implied warranties (e.g., good workmanship) to the extent allowed by law. The limited warranty sets the sole construction standards.
• Construction defects & repurchase option: If repair costs for a builder-responsible defect exceed 20% of the improvements' fair market value, the builder may elect to repurchase the property per Texas Property Code Section 27.004.
• Mold & biological impurities release: The owner releases the builder from all claims (including personal injury and property damage) related to mold, chemicals, or biological impurities at the property. Owner is responsible for maintenance to prevent mold.
• Subrogation waiver: Both parties' insurance carriers waive subrogation rights against each other for losses. Owner must request a waiver-of-subrogation clause in their policy.
• What this document doesn't cover: These documents are builder contracts and a brief annexation — they do not contain the community's HOA rules on pets, leasing, parking, architectural review, age restrictions, or assessments. Those rules would be in the master Declaration for Devonshire, which is not provided here.

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.