Lively Ranch

What Lively Ranch's governing documents say

Lively Ranch Subdivision in Grays Prairie, TX, is governed by these Covenants and Restrictions, which bind all lot owners in the subdivision. This is a residential subdivision with single-family homes, and the rules cover permitted uses, structures, animals, and appearance controls. Note: The provided text is incomplete and may not include all provisions (e.g., assessment, enforcement, amendment details).

• Property rights & easements: Utility and drainage easements exist on each tract; no structures or obstructions are allowed in easements. Easements are accessible to public utilities, contractors, and the Declarant.
• Use restrictions: Each tract must be used only for single-family residential purposes, maintaining a residential appearance. No nuisance activities, including excessive noise from animals, are permitted.
• Animals: Up to three household pets per acre are allowed. Animal shelters must be in the rear one-third of the lot and not visible from the road. Fencing is required to confine animals. Dangerous or harmful animals are prohibited.
• Fences: No privacy fence, hedge, or barrier over six feet tall is permitted, except in the backyard. All fences require prior approval from the Architectural Control Committee.
• Temporary structures & residences: No tent, shack, barn, shed, or temporary building may be used as a residence without written approval. Repair or restoration of vehicles must be done in an enclosed area.
• Vehicle storage: No inoperable or abandoned vehicle may be left unattended on any portion of a tract or street for more than five days.
• Dwellings & construction: One single-family dwelling per tract (guest house allowed with ACC approval). Minimum 1,400 square feet of heated living area. Site-built homes must have exterior construction completed within 180 days of approval. All structures require prior written approval from the Architectural Control Committee.
• Architectural review: The Architectural Control Committee must approve all structures, dwellings, fences, and other improvements before construction. If a fence is installed without approval, it is subject to action by the Committee.

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.