Settlers Village Homeowners Association

What Settlers Village Homeowners Association's governing documents say

This is a meeting minutes document from the Settlers Village Homeowners Association (HOA) in Katy, Texas, which appears to be a standard single-family HOA community. It records board discussions about the community's finances, budget, pool maintenance, enforcement actions, and vendor contracts. This document is not the community's full governing documents or rules; it reflects a snapshot of board operations and decisions.

• Assessments & fees: For 2020, the board approved a budget with no increase to annual assessments. The document references delinquent homeowner accounts being turned over for collection and potential foreclosure, but does not state the current assessment amount or fee schedule.
• Pool & amenities: The board extended the swim season to end of September (weekends only) and approved spending on sand replacement ($4,690.83) and a new pump ($1,361.98). The community has a clubhouse and a recreation center.
• Deed restriction enforcement: The board voted to take legal action against several homeowners for violations including mildew buildup, inoperable vehicles, and unpainted trim. This indicates the community enforces exterior maintenance and vehicle storage rules.
• Meetings & governance: The board holds regular meetings and an annual meeting (scheduled for November 6, 2019). Homeowners may attend but questions/comments are limited to a designated open forum.
• Community events: The board approved plans for a National Night Out event on October 1, 2019, indicating community-sponsored social events.
• What this document doesn't cover: This document does not include the full declaration, bylaws, or rules of the HOA. It does not specify pet policies, architectural guidelines, leasing restrictions, or rental minimum terms. It also omits current assessment amounts and specific community-wide 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.