Oak Court Residential Community, Inc.
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What Oak Court Residential Community, Inc.'s governing documents say
Oak Court is a single-family home HOA in Kennedale, TX, governed by a homeowners association. This document is the full set of covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CC&Rs) that bind all lot owners, covering everything from architectural review to assessments and leasing rules.
- What you own & maintain: You own your lot and the single-family home on it. The association maintains the common areas (like streets, gates, and landscaping), and you're responsible for maintaining your own lot and home exterior.
- Architectural review: Before starting any construction, exterior alteration, fence, wall, landscaping, or grading, you must get written approval from the Architectural Control Committee (ACC). If the ACC doesn't respond within 30 days, approval is deemed given.
- Leasing & rentals: Short-term rentals (less than 30 days) are completely prohibited. For long-term leases (more than 30 days), you must give the board a copy of the lease before the tenant moves in.
- Pets & animals: You can keep a reasonable number of dogs, cats, or other household pets, but no livestock, poultry, or animals bred or kept for commercial purposes.
- Parking & vehicles: Each home must have a garage for at least two cars, and you're expected to park in the garage. No habitual parking on the lot outside the garage, no parking on non-paved areas, and no carports.
- Fences & landscaping: Fences need ACC approval, and chain-link fencing is not allowed. Landscaping plans must be approved, and new homes must have full sod, an underground sprinkler, and specific shrubs within 30 days of the home being 90% complete.
- Assessments & fees: The board sets annual assessments, which are due by January 31. There can also be special assessments (with 60% owner approval for certain ones) and a transfer fee up to $250 when a home is sold. Unpaid assessments become a lien on the property.
- What this document doesn't cover: This document doesn't specify the exact dollar amount of the annual assessment, nor does it cover rules about noise, trash pickup schedules, or specific architectural styles beyond general compatibility.
Key facts from Oak Court Residential Community, Inc.'s documents
- Community type
- single-family residential (Article IV, Residential Use Only)
- Units / lots
- Lots 3-16 and 17x-20x, Block 1 (18 lots) (Recital 1)
- Developer / declarant
- Josiah Ventures, Ltd. (Recital 1)
- Governing law
- Texas Property Code section 209.0051 referenced for meeting notice (Article VI, Duties and Powers of Board ()
- Assessments & dues
- Determined annually by Board at annual meeting (Article VI, Basis and Amount of Annual A)
- Special assessments
- Special assessments for capital improvements or unusual/emergency matters; requires affirmative approval of at least 60% of individual owners (Article VI, Special Assessments)
- Collections & liens
- Continuing contract payment and performance lien on each Lot; foreclosure via power of sale or suit; subordinate to first mortgages and tax liens (Article VI, Lien Affidavits; Power of Sa)
- Reserves & fees
- Reasonable transfer fee not to exceed $250.00, payable at closing; builder pays on sale of new home (Article VI, Transfer Fee)
- Pets
- Reasonable number of dogs, cats, or other household pets allowed (Article IV, Animals)
- Leasing & rentals
- Long-term rentals (more than 30 days) allowed; copy of lease must be delivered to Board prior to tenancy (Article IV, Leases)
- Parking & vehicles
- Each Lot must provide garage space for minimum two conventional automobiles; best efforts to park in garage; no parking on non-paved portions; no habitual parking outside garage (Article IV, Garage Doors)
- Fences
- No fence, wall, or hedge on any portion of a Lot unless approved by ACC; no chain link fencing; metal posts in concrete; color approved by ACC; no fence nearer to street than main residence except decorative entry fences (Article IV, Fences; Fences, Walls, Hedge)
- Architectural approval
- ACC must review and approve in writing all construction, exterior alterations, and landscaping/grading prior to commencement (Article II, Approval of Plans and Specif)
- Solar & roof
- No provision found
- Signs & flags
- Only one sign of not more than a certain size for sale or rent; political signs limited to 2x3 feet, max 3, erected no more than 45 days before election; no signs in Common Area except by Association (Article IV, Signs)
- Setbacks / home size
- No building nearer to front Lot line than minimum building setback lines shown on Map (Article IV, Setbacks)
- Maintenance
- Owner responsible for maintaining Lot and dwelling; Association responsible for Common Area and managing lawns/vegetation/landscaping of all Lots (Article III; Article VI, Duties and Powe)
- Insurance
- Association may pay costs of liability insurance and insurance on Common Area (Article VI, Duties and Powers of Board ()
- Use restrictions
- All Lots shall be used for single-family residential purposes only (Article IV, Residential Use Only)
- Voting & meetings
- Each Owner has voting rights; members not in good standing due to unpaid assessments retain voting rights (Article VI, Membership Voting, Elections)
- Amendments
- During Development Period, Developer may amend; thereafter, amendment requires instrument signed by more than 67% of Owners; must be recorded (Article VII, Duration and Amendment)
- Amenities
- Gatehouse, gates, entryway, landscaping, walkways, recreational facilities (mentioned as Common Area expenses) (Article VI, Common Area expenses)
About this HOA
Oak Court Residential Community, Inc. is a homeowners association in Fort Worth, TX.
HOAproxy has 1 document on file for Oak Court Residential Community, Inc.: 1 recorded document. Last updated 2026-08-07.