Letara HOA

What Letara HOA's governing documents say

LeTara Village is a single-family home HOA subdivision in Haslet, TX. The provided text consists of three amendments to the original CC&Rs, not the full rulebook. They cover specific land use allowances, architectural standards, and design requirements for homeowners.

• Land use restrictions: One amendment prohibits any other pediatric dentistry from operating in LeTara Village while the existing Pediatric Dentistry remains a tenant in good standing.
• Exempt property (commercial use): A separate amendment allows a specific lot to be used for a SONIC Drive-In restaurant, including outdoor speakers playing music during regular business hours. This permission ends if the lot ceases to be used for a SONIC.
• Architectural review & exterior materials: All residences must have at least 85% brick or stone on front and side elevations (100% for single-story homes), with the remaining 15% allowed as masonry veneer products (e.g., Hardie panels). ACC approval is required for exterior changes.
• Fencing requirements: Wood fences between residences must be 8 ft high, constructed of #2 spruce or cedar pickets with galvanized steel posts spaced 6 ft apart, stained medium brown or cedar. Side fences adjacent to streets require landscaping. Double walls/fences are prohibited.
• Tree requirements: Lots must include two 4-inch caliper trees in the front yard and one 4-inch tree in the rear yard, subject to the City's canopy ordinance. Additional trees may be required adjacent to open space or amenities.
• Decks, balconies & patios: Decks and balconies require ACC approval, must be of redwood, Trex composite, or similar material, and painted to complement the house. First-floor decks max 4 ft high, set back 5 ft from property lines, and must screen underside views. Patios must use 6x6 wood posts; roof must match house.
• Sidewalks: A 5-ft wide concrete sidewalk with medium broom finish must be installed on each side of residential streets, located no more than 7 ft from the curb, unless the city requires otherwise.
• What this document doesn't cover: These are amendments only; the original CC&Rs are not included. Topics not addressed here (e.g., assessments, pets, leasing, parking) may appear in the full declaration.

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.