Pt W B Tucker Surv

What Pt W B Tucker Surv's governing documents say

This is a collection of commercial/industrial property restrictions recorded in the W.B. Tucker Survey area of Fort Worth, Texas. They are not a residential community's governing documents; they are use restrictions that run with the land. The documents include unenforceable racial covenants, limits on grocery and auto parts sales, and industrial-use-only restrictions.

• Racial restrictions (invalid): An early covenant prohibits sale or occupancy by 'negroes or mexicans' except servants. This restriction is unenforceable under federal and state law, as noted on later recordings.
• Commercial use limits (grocery & auto parts): One covenant bars use as a grocery or supermarket on adjacent parcels unless less than 10% of sales floor area is incidental. Another prohibits use as an auto parts store for off-premises installation on the Southpark Property for 30 years or until AutoZone ceases operation.
• Industrial use and groundwater restriction: A 2013 declaration restricts the property to industrial use only (e.g., manufacturing, trucking). No well may draw groundwater from above 50 feet vertical depth for any purpose, including irrigation or potable use.
• What this document doesn't cover: These are separate, partial restrictive covenants recorded for specific parcels. They do not constitute a full set of community rules for homeowners or tenants, and they do not address common area maintenance, assessments, or resident conduct.

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.