Carrington Court Homeowners Association, Inc
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What Carrington Court Homeowners Association, Inc's governing documents say
This is a 2022 amendment to the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions for Carrington Court, a single-family HOA in Fort Worth, TX. It clarifies that the association is responsible for most exterior maintenance, reversing a prior amendment that had shifted that duty to homeowners. It also updates dispute resolution and litigation rules.
- What you own & maintain: The association maintains the exterior of your home, including paint, roofs, gutters, exterior surfaces, landscaping, walks, mailboxes, and fences. You are responsible for glass, AC units, doors and garage doors (except painting/staining), and any improvements you install. You may opt to maintain your own flowerbeds, trees, and shrubs by notifying the architectural committee in writing.
- Architectural review: You must get written approval from the Board or Architectural Control Committee before planting vegetation or installing improvements in the cross-easement areas.
- Assessments & fees: If damage or maintenance needs are caused by your willful or negligent acts (or those of your family, guests, or invitees), the cost is added to your assessment with no maximum cap.
- Dispute resolution & legal costs: In mediation, each side pays its own costs and shares mediator fees. In arbitration or litigation, the prevailing party can recover costs and fees as allowed by Texas law. The association must get a 67% member vote before suing or arbitrating against the developer (except for exempt claims).
- What this document doesn't cover: This is only an amendment, not the full rulebook. It does not cover pet rules, leasing restrictions, parking, or other typical HOA rules that remain in the original Declaration and other amendments.
Key facts from Carrington Court Homeowners Association, Inc's documents
- Community type
- Homeowners Association (First WHEREAS: 'Carrington Court Homeown)
- Developer / declarant
- Durango Carrington Partners, L.P. (WHEREAS: 'Declarant Durango Carrington P)
- Governing law
- Texas Property Code § 209.0041(h) (First WHEREAS: 'pursuant to Texas Proper)
About this HOA
Carrington Court Homeowners Association, Inc is a homeowners association in Fort Worth, TX. Mailing address: 433 E. Las Colinas Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76137.
HOAproxy has 1 document on file for Carrington Court Homeowners Association, Inc: 1 CC&R. Last updated 2026-06-03.