Cimarron Homeowners'

What Cimarron Homeowners''s governing documents say

This is a set of restrictive covenants for Cimarron Estates, a single-family home subdivision in Keller, TX (originally Arlington). The rules apply to all lot owners and residents, establishing a uniform plan for the neighborhood. Key restrictions cover land use, building standards, and property maintenance. There is no homeowners' association or fee structure in these documents; enforcement is by individual lot owners.

• Land use & dwellings: All lots are for single-family detached dwellings only. No apartments, townhouses, or commercial uses (including beauty shops, gas stations, or any business) are permitted. Temporary structures, trailers, and moved-in houses are prohibited.
• Architectural standards: Minimum living area: 1,700 sq ft overall (or 1,000 sq ft on ground floor for multi‑story). Exterior walls must be at least 75% masonry. Roofs must be wood shingle, minimum 300‑lb composition shingle, tile, or concrete tile. No fences forward of the front building line.
• Pets & animals: Only ordinary household pets are allowed. No livestock, poultry, or animals bred for commercial purposes.
• Vehicles & parking: No overnight parking on streets, driveways, or lots of travel trailers, campers, stock trailers, or trucks over 3/4 ton. Vehicles transporting flammable/explosive cargo are prohibited at any time.
• Maintenance & nuisances: Grass and weeds must be mowed regularly. Trash must be in covered containers and removed regularly; burning trash is prohibited. No outdoor clothes drying or clotheslines. No noxious or offensive activities.
• Signs & advertising: No signs, billboards, or advertising structures except one 3’ × 5’ sign advertising sale or rental of the property.
• Duration & enforcement: Covenants run for 30 years from recording (1978), then auto‑extend for successive 10‑year periods unless two‑thirds of owners vote to change. Violations may be enforced by any lot owner through legal action, with attorneys' fees and a lien on the property.

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.