Rigsbee Road

What Rigsbee Road's governing documents say

Rigsbee Road is a single-family homeowners association (HOA) in Frisco, TX. The following documents are policies adopted by the HOA board, supplementing the main Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions. They contain specific rules on solar devices, energy-efficient roofing, rainwater harvesting, flag display, religious items, assessment collection, records inspection, and email registration. These policies are not the full governing documents; the original CC&Rs (recorded in 2004) set the baseline rules.

• Solar devices & energy-efficient roofing: Homeowners may install solar energy devices or energy-efficient roofing with prior written approval from the Architectural Control Committee (ACC). The ACC must approve applications within a reasonable time and cannot unreasonably restrict installation, but may impose conditions regarding placement, color, and visibility. Roof-mounted solar panels must not extend above the roofline and must have frame/brackets in silver, bronze, or black.
• Rainwater harvesting systems: Rain barrels and rainwater harvesting systems are allowed with ACC approval. The system must be consistent with the home's color scheme, not be visible from the street or neighboring properties if possible, and must comply with size and location restrictions. Applications require a description and diagram.
• Flag display & flagpole installation: Homeowners may display certain flags (including the U.S., Texas, or military flags) and install flagpoles. Freestanding flagpoles require ACC approval and are limited to one per lot. Flagpoles must meet height and placement restrictions (e.g., cannot block sight lines), and flags must be maintained in good condition. Illumination is limited to one low-intensity light.
• Display of religious items: Homeowners may display religious items on their entry door or door frame, subject to size limits (no larger than 25 square inches). Items must not threaten public safety, violate law, or contain offensive language. Items cannot extend past the outer edge of the door frame.
• Assessment collection & late fees: The HOA has a detailed collection policy for delinquent assessments. Late fees, interest, and collection costs (e.g., title searches, attorney fees) may be charged. The HOA may accelerate installment payments, file liens, and suspend use of common amenities after 30 days delinquency. The policy includes a fee schedule for collection steps (e.g., $65 for title search, $178.61 for lien filing).
• Records inspection, copying & retention: Homeowners have the right to inspect and copy HOA records upon written request, subject to reasonable fees. The HOA must retain governing documents permanently, minutes for 7 years, and financial records for 4 years. Certain records (e.g., attorney work product) are exempt. The policy references state law fee limits.
• Email registration: The HOA encourages homeowners to register their email addresses via a community website or official form to facilitate communications. Registration is voluntary but may be used for official notices.
• What this document doesn't cover: These documents are supplemental policies and do not include the full CC&Rs. They do not cover general HOA rules (e.g., parking, pet restrictions, architectural review for non-solar improvements, or assessments amounts). For complete rules, refer to the original Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions recorded in 2004.

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.