Sante Fe Enclave Owners Association
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What Sante Fe Enclave Owners Association's governing documents say
This is a set of amendments to the covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CC&Rs) for Santa Fe Enclave, a single-family residential subdivision in Fort Worth, Texas. The documents are not a full rulebook; they are legal amendments that extend the developer's control period and development rights, and annex additional land into the homeowners association. They are relevant to current and prospective homeowners because they clarify the developer's ongoing role and the maximum number of lots in the community.
- Developer control period: The Declarant (D.R. Horton) retains control of the homeowners association for a term that does not require it to own land or lots, and it may voluntarily terminate control by recording a notice. During this period, the developer can appoint and remove board members and officers.
- Development period & expansion: The Development Period runs for 15 years from the original declaration date (June 2, 2006), during which the developer may expand, develop, and market the community. The developer may also terminate this period early by recording a notice.
- Maximum number of lots: The maximum number of residential lots that may be created and made subject to the declaration is 469, though the developer reserves the right to change this number by amendment.
- Annexation of additional property: The first document annexes specific lots (e.g., Lots 1-21 and 1X, Block 21; Lots 19-36, Block 26; etc.) into the West Fork Ranch HOA, subjecting them to the same covenants and restrictions. This is a partial document that only affects those properties.
- What this document doesn't cover: These documents do not contain the full set of community rules (e.g., architectural guidelines, pet restrictions, or maintenance obligations). They are amendments and annexations only, so readers should consult the original Declaration and other governing documents for complete rules.
Key facts from Sante Fe Enclave Owners Association's documents
- Community type
- HOA (Recital B (208931) - Association)
- Units / lots
- Maximum 469 residential lots (Section 7 (208932))
- Developer / declarant
- Pulte Homes of Texas, L.P. (Opening)
- Governing law
- Texas Property Code (2011 changes referenced) (Recital B (208932))
- Amendments
- Declarant may amend to add real property and change maximum number of lots (Section 6 (208932))
About this HOA
Sante Fe Enclave Owners Association is a homeowners association in Fort Worth, TX.
HOAproxy has 2 documents on file for Sante Fe Enclave Owners Association: 2 recorded documents. Last updated 2026-08-08.