Propwash

What Propwash's governing documents say

Propwash is a deed-restricted, aviation-oriented community in Justin, Texas, where residents live in hangar homes and have access to a private runway. These rules bind all lot owners and focus on maintaining the airpark character and the runway.

• Aviation-only use: The property is restricted to aviation-oriented activities only, so residential use is tied to aircraft hangar and runway access.
• Hangar construction standards: Hangars must be free-span steel on a permanent concrete slab, with earth-tone exterior colors, and must be approved by the developer or an architectural control committee.
• Prohibited structures: No mobile homes, modular homes, or prefabricated homes are allowed on any lot, and lots cannot be subdivided.
• Pets: Only domestic pets are allowed; no commercial breeding, and chickens, horses, swine, cattle, or other livestock do not qualify as domestic pets.
• Signs: No signs are visible from public view except one professional sign up to 1 square foot, or one sale/rent sign up to 5 square feet during the construction and sales period.
• Runway license & fees: Each property owner with runway access must pay an annual runway license fee (originally $300 per year, later $500 for a specific lot per the addendum) to maintain and repair the runway and access areas.
• Enforcement: The developer (Lock Truck Leasing) enforces the covenants and may waive violations it considers non-substantial, with enforcement via injunction or damages.
• What this document doesn't cover: These are deed restrictions and a runway access license; they do not cover typical HOA services such as landscaping, common area maintenance (except the runway), or detailed residential conduct rules.

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.