Lowery Park

What Lowery Park's governing documents say

Lowery Park is a Fort Worth, TX subdivision, but the provided documents are ancillary: a recorded maintenance easement for the HOA and a property-specific Declaration of Restrictive Covenants for 620 Kelley Court. These are not a full community rulebook, so they don't describe general HOA rules such as pets, leasing, or assessments.

• Maintenance easement: A 10-foot-wide, 4,487-square-foot maintenance easement over part of Block 1 is granted to the Lowery Park Homeowners Association, apparently so it can access and maintain common improvements for the subdivision.
• Binding arbitration & jury waiver: The restrictive covenant for 620 Kelley Court requires any dispute related to the home sale, construction, or repair to go through binding arbitration under the American Arbitration Association's Construction Industry Rules. Any court litigation is subject to the parties' waiver of jury trial.
• Term and automatic termination: This covenant runs for 15 years from the 2013 closing date, but automatically terminates early if the original developer/seller or an affiliate again owns the property.
• Attorney's fees in enforcement: The developer can recover reasonable attorney's fees and litigation expenses from the property holder if it has to enforce the covenant.
• What this document doesn't cover: There are no community-wide HOA rules here—no pet limits, lease restrictions, architectural review, fees, or common-area maintenance obligations appear in this excerpt.

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.