Taylor Village Subdivision

Key facts from Taylor Village Subdivision's documents

Reflects the 2016 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Homeowners Association

Legal name

Taylor Village Subdivision Homeowners Association, Inc.

Governing law

Texas Property Code Section 202.006, 209.005, 209.0062 (Page 1: PURSUANT TO §202.006 TEXAS PROPE)

Reserves & fees

$50.00 for late payment of annual assessment; $10.00 per incident per week for trash bin violations; $50.00 per incident for force mows/trash pick-up; $10.00 per property per week for aluminum foil/paper/cardboard on windows; $100 per week (Pages 9-10: Late fine $50.00; Trash bins)

Pets

Yes; must be in enclosed patio area or leashed at all times if walking; owners must pick up waste; not allowed to wander freely (Page 8: All pets must be in their respec)

Parking & vehicles

No commercial trucks, boats, trailers, campers, construction trucks, unlicensed vehicles allowed in view for more than 12 hours (Page 9: No commercial trucks, boats, tra)

Fences

Silt fence required during construction; rain barrels must be enclosed by Association approved fence if not in front; no specific fence rules for lots (Page 10: Silt Fence is required around t)

Architectural approval

Yes; prior approval required for construction including exterior remodeling and color palette selection; $1,000 fine for starting before approval (Page 10: Architectural Control Committee)

Solar & roof

Solar shingles allowed; solar panels restricted: cannot threaten health/safety or violate law; cannot be on common property without consent; must be on roof or in fenced yard/patio; roof-mounted must conform to slope, not extend beyond roof (Pages 22-25: Roofing Materials (shingles)

Home business

Prohibited (no commercial businesses) (Page 9: No commercial businesses are all)

Signs & flags

Antennas or satellites must not be placed in the front of home (Page 9: Antennas or satellites must not )

Maintenance

Association responsible for Maintenance of Common Areas (gates, streets, alleys, curbs, fences, sprinklers, fountains, signs, landscaping, lighting); Owner responsible for their Lot and landscaping maintenance (Page 4-5: Maintenance defined as reasona)

Use restrictions

Not explicitly stated, but commercial businesses prohibited (Page 9: No commercial businesses are all)

Voting & meetings

Members are Owners; Majority Vote (51% of votes present and voting) determines matters; all members entitled to vote regardless of assessment payment (Page 27: MAJORITY VOTE means 51% or more)

Extracted from the recorded governing documents and cited to them; may be incomplete and is not legal advice — verify against the official documents below.