The Courtyard on Brown Condo Owners
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What The Courtyard on Brown Condo Owners's governing documents say
The Courtyard on Brown is a condominium community in Highland Park, TX. The provided documents are primarily the association's articles of incorporation and bylaws, along with several amendments and filings (a deed of trust amendment, a condominium declaration amendment correcting unit numbers and parking assignments, and a mechanic's lien correction). The actual condominium declaration—which would contain most use restrictions, leasing rules, pet policies, and assessment specifics—is referenced but not included here. These documents establish the corporate structure but do not give a complete picture of day-to-day living requirements.
- Association governance: The association is managed by a board of at least three directors elected annually by unit owners. Meetings are open to members, and executive sessions are allowed for confidential matters. Cumulative voting is not permitted.
- Assessments: Each owner must pay common assessments as set forth in the declaration. Assessments are secured by a lien on the unit. No specific dollar amounts or rates are provided in these documents.
- Amendment of bylaws: Bylaws may be amended by a 67% affirmative vote of all members entitled to cast votes. The same percentage applies to any clause that itself specifies a higher voting threshold.
- Unit number corrections: An amendment corrected misnumbered units (e.g., Unit 114 was renumbered 113, etc.) and added parking space designations as limited common elements. This does not affect current unit rights.
- What this document doesn't cover: The provided records do not include the full declaration of condominium, so specific rules on leasing (minimum term, restrictions), pets, age restrictions, noise, parking beyond spaces, architectural controls, or other typical homeowner obligations are missing. Those would be in the declaration or other dedicatory instruments referenced but not included.
Key facts from The Courtyard on Brown Condo Owners's documents
- Community type
- Condominium (Declaration, Recital 2)
- Legal name
- The Courtyard on Brown Condominium Owners' Association, Inc. (Notice of Dedicatory Instruments)
- Developer / declarant
- Residential Development Corporation, a Texas corporation (Declaration, Preamble)
- Governing law
- Texas Non-Profit Corporation Act (Bylaws Article 3, Section 3.02)
- Assessments & dues
- Board estimates annual charges within 60 days before each calendar year; assessed to each Owner according to ratio of Units owned to total Units (Declaration, Article 4.02)
- Special assessments
- Board may levy special assessments if regular assessments are inadequate (Declaration, Article 4.03)
- Collections & liens
- Association has lien on each Unit for delinquent assessments; may enforce via nonjudicial foreclosure under Texas Property Code Section 51.002 (Declaration, Article 4.08)
- Reserves & fees
- Assessments shall be large enough to provide for an adequate reserve fund for maintenance, repairs, and replacement of Common Elements; funded through regular monthly assessments (Declaration, Article 7(g))
- Leasing & rentals
- Leasing permitted, subject to restrictions (not for transient/hotel purposes, minimum 60-day lease period) (Declaration, Article 5.01(a))
- Parking & vehicles
- No parking in Common Elements except in assigned Limited Common Element spaces or spaces designated by Board (Declaration, Article 5.01(i))
- Architectural approval
- No alteration, addition, or improvement to Unit or Limited Common Element affecting structural soundness, exterior appearance, or Systems without prior written consent of Board (Declaration, Article 5.05)
- Signs & flags
- No signs or billboards visible from exterior without prior written consent of Board (Declaration, Article 5.01(d))
- Maintenance
- Owner maintains Unit, porches, balconies, patios, terraces (Limited Common Elements), fixtures, appliances, interior doors/windows; Association maintains Common Elements (Declaration, Article 5.02; Article 3.07()
- Insurance
- Fire insurance with extended coverage for full replacement value of Units and Common Elements; comprehensive liability insurance; worker's compensation insurance (Declaration, Article 3.07(b))
- Use restrictions
- Units shall be used only as a private residence; no transient or hotel purposes; minimum lease period of 60 days (Declaration, Article 5.01(a))
- Voting & meetings
- According to the allocations set forth in the Declaration (Bylaws Article 5, Section 5.01)
- Amendments
- Declaration may be amended by at least 67% of ownership interests; Bylaws may be amended by 67% of votes entitled to be cast (Declaration, Article 8.01(a); Bylaws, Ar)
About this HOA
The Courtyard on Brown Condo Owners is a homeowners association in Highland Park, TX.
HOAproxy has 5 documents on file for The Courtyard on Brown Condo Owners: 3 amendments and 2 recorded documents. Last updated 2026-08-02.
Governing documents
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