Argyle Crossing

What Argyle Crossing's governing documents say

Argyle Crossing is a standard single-family homeowners association (HOA) in Hackberry, TX. This document is a procedural filing that lists the HOA's governing instruments (Certificate of Formation, Bylaws, and several policies) but does not include the community's actual use restrictions (which are in a separate Declaration). The following summary is based on the Bylaws, which govern the Association's internal operations.

• Association membership: Every owner of a lot automatically becomes a member. Members have voting rights as set forth in the Declaration. A quorum for meetings requires at least 10% of total votes.
• Board of directors: The Board consists of 3 or 5 directors. During the development period, all directors are appointed by the Declarant. Afterward, directors are elected by members for staggered 2‑year terms. Directors can be removed by a 40% vote of all outstanding votes, or by the Board for three unexcused absences or delinquency over 60 days.
• Meetings: Annual member meetings are held. Special meetings can be called by the President or by petition of 51% of votes. Board meetings require notice to members as specified by Texas law, and must be open to members except for executive sessions.
• Assessments & fees: Members must pay annual and special assessments, which are secured by a lien on the lot. The Board may borrow money, but borrowing exceeding 10% of the annual budgeted gross expenses requires member approval (same as for a special assessment). Specific assessment amounts are not in this document.
• Enforcement: The Association may impose sanctions for violations. Before doing so, it must give written notice, an opportunity to cure, and a hearing if required by law. The Board may also send courtesy letters. Failure to enforce once does not waive future enforcement.
• Amendments: During the development period, the Declarant may amend the Bylaws without member approval. After that, amendments may be made by the Declarant or Board if needed to comply with law or to meet requirements of government‑sponsored mortgage programs.
• What this document doesn't cover: This filing is partial. The actual property‑use rules (e.g., architectural standards, pet limits, leasing restrictions, parking) are in the separate 'Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions,' which is not included here. Those rules are binding on homeowners and should be reviewed separately.

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.