Stonewater Crossing

What Stonewater Crossing's governing documents say

This is a supplemental recording for the Stonewater Crossing Homeowners Association (HOA) in Frisco, TX — not the full set of community rules, but two specific policies: how the HOA enforces violations and how it collects assessments and fees. It applies to all property owners in the community and outlines fines, due dates, late charges, and the collection process including liens and foreclosure.

• Covenant enforcement & fines: The HOA sends a courtesy notice giving 14 days to cure a violation, then a Notice of Violation with a right to request a hearing within 30 days. Fines start at $50, typically cap at $500 per violation, but uncurable or health/safety violations can exceed $2,000, and fines may be imposed daily with no aggregate limit. The HOA can also suspend amenity use.
• Assessments & fees: Assessments are billed quarterly and due on Jan 1, Apr 1, Jun 1, and Oct 1; they become delinquent on the 30th of that month. Late charges are at least $50 per month, plus 18% annual interest, and returned checks incur a $30 fee.
• Collection process & liens: If assessments go unpaid, the HOA mails a reminder, then a demand letter allowing at least 45 days to pay, then an attorney demand letter, and may file a lien (no earlier than 90 days after the demand letter). Foreclosure proceedings can follow, including expedited foreclosure under Texas Rules 735/736.
• Payment plans & waivers: Owners may request a payment plan for 3–12 months with equal payments, but must not have defaulted on a prior plan in the last 2 years. The HOA may waive late fees under limited conditions (e.g., no prior waiver in 24 months, balance paid within 5 business days of approval).
• What this document doesn't cover: This document only covers enforcement procedures and assessment collection. It does not include the full CC&Rs, architectural guidelines, or other community rules (e.g., parking, pets, leasing) — those are in the underlying Declaration and other recorded instruments.

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.