Mountain Valley Cc Estates

What Mountain Valley Cc Estates's governing documents say

Mountain Valley CC Estates is a single-family home HOA in Joshua, TX (Johnson County). This document is a board resolution adopting supplementary rules under Chapter 202 of the Texas Property Code that specifically govern security measures, religious item displays, and swimming pool enclosures. It does not replace the full Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) but adds these permitted regulations.

• Security measures: Owners may install security cameras, motion detectors, or perimeter fences on their own property. Front-yard perimeter fences must be approved by the Architectural Review Committee, must be wrought iron or aluminum (or wood as required by the CC&Rs), no taller than 4 feet, and must be continuous across the property line. Driveway gates must be visually harmonious. Other security measures may also require prior review.
• Religious item displays: Owners or residents may display religious items on their lot or dwelling, provided the display is motivated by sincere religious belief, does not threaten health or safety, is not patently offensive, is not on common or Association-owned property, does not violate setbacks or easements, and is not attached to traffic or utility fixtures. Approval from the Architectural Review Committee is encouraged but not required.
• Swimming pool enclosures: Owners may install a swimming pool enclosure (a fence surrounding a pool or spa) that is made of transparent mesh or clear panels in metal frames, no more than 6 feet tall, non-climbable, and black in color (alternative colors or materials require Architectural Review Committee approval). No prior written approval is needed if it meets these minimum standards. The owner is responsible for compliance with state and local safety requirements.
• What this document doesn't cover: This resolution only addresses security measures, religious items, and swimming pool enclosures. It does not cover other typical HOA rules such as parking, pets, leasing, maintenance obligations, or other land-use restrictions, which are governed by the main Declaration and other dedicatory instruments.

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