Castlewood Homeowners' Association, Inc.
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What Castlewood Homeowners' Association, Inc.'s governing documents say
Castlewood is a single-family HOA community in Highland Village, TX, governed by a master declaration and supplemental rules. This document is a partial record: it includes the full Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) and a supplemental policy resolution about common-area care. It binds all homeowners in the Castlewood subdivisions.
- What you own & maintain: You own your lot and home; the association maintains common areas (landscaping, lakes, trails, private streets) funded by assessments. You must maintain your property to the community-wide standard, and the association can step in and charge you if you don't.
- Assessments & fees: The association levies Base Assessments for common expenses, plus Village Assessments for area-specific costs and Special/Specific Assessments for damages or violations. Delinquent assessments can lead to suspension of recreational facility use and liens on your property.
- Common area rules & penalties: Damaging common areas—by you, your family, guests, or tenants—is prohibited. The board can suspend your right to use recreational facilities (up to 30 days per violation, longer for continuing violations) and levy specific assessments to cover repair costs, with a lien if unpaid.
- Enforcement & hearings: Before most sanctions, you get written notice and 30 days to request a hearing before the board. For incurable violations or immediate safety threats, sanctions can be imposed before the hearing period ends.
- Rentals & guests: You may lease your home, and your tenant gets your common-area use rights. You're responsible for your tenant's and guests' compliance with rules, including damage to common areas.
- Architectural review: The declaration mentions architectural standards and design guidelines, but the specific review process and requirements are not in this excerpt—you'd need to see the full Design Guidelines.
- What this document doesn't cover: This excerpt is partial: it includes the main CC&Rs and a common-area policy resolution, but not the full bylaws, design guidelines, or any village-specific supplemental declarations. It doesn't state specific assessment amounts, pet rules, or age restrictions.
Key facts from Castlewood Homeowners' Association, Inc.'s documents
- Community type
- Single-family residential subdivision (HOA) (Declaration Art. I, Section 1.25: 'Unit')
- Legal name
- Castlewood Homeowners' Association, Inc. (Throughout; e.g., Eighth Supplemental Ce)
- Governing law
- Texas Property Code, specifically Section 202.006 (Eighth Supplemental Certificate: 'comply)
- Assessments & dues
- Board prepares budget at least 60 days before fiscal year; Base Assessment set to cover budgeted Common Expenses; assessment becomes effective unless disapproved by more than 50% of total Class A votes and more than 50% of total Members, pl (Declaration Sections 10.3(a), (d))
- Special assessments
- May be levied by Board without membership vote if insurance proceeds insufficient to cover repair/reconstruction (Section 6.2(f)). Also, general Special Assessments allowed under Section 10.6 but text not fully provided; they require member (Declaration Section 6.2(f) and Section 1)
- Collections & liens
- All assessments, interest, late charges, costs, and attorney's fees are a continuing lien upon each Unit until paid; may be enforced by foreclosure. First mortgagee acquiring title by foreclosure is not liable for pre-acquisition unpaid ass (Declaration Sections 10.1(b), 10.8 (refe)
- Reserves & fees
- Board shall prepare a budget that includes a capital contribution to establish a reserve fund. (Declaration Section 10.3(a): 'including )
- Use restrictions
- Implied: Unit defined as 'residence for a single family' (Section 1.25). No explicit restriction on other uses in excerpt, but standard HOA covenants imply residential use. (Declaration Section 1.25)
- Voting & meetings
- Two classes: Class A (all Owners except Declarant) – one vote per Unit; Class B (Declarant) – can appoint majority of board during Class B Control Period; after that period, Class B may disapprove certain actions. No vote for property exemp (Declaration Art. III, Section 3.3)
- Amendments
- Not fully provided; Article IX (annexation) and Article XVIII (amendment) referenced. Article IX states amendment of that article requires Declarant's written consent as long as it owns property on Exhibits A or B. (Declaration Section 9.5)
About this HOA
Castlewood Homeowners' Association, Inc. is a homeowners association in Highland Village, TX. Mailing address: 1700 Pacific Avenue, Highland Village, TX 75077.
HOAproxy has 2 documents on file for Castlewood Homeowners' Association, Inc.: 2 CC&Rs. Last updated 2026-05-17.
Governing documents
- Castlewood 8th Supp Certificate And Memorandum FILED (10 pages) — PDF
- Castlewood DCCRs (69 pages) — PDF