Reserve Forest Grove

What Reserve Forest Grove's governing documents say

The Reserve at Forest Grove is a standard single-family homeowners association (HOA) in Lucas, TX. This document is a collection of board-adopted policies that supplement the main Declaration of Covenants. It outlines rules for payment plans, record access, flag displays, rain barrels, religious displays, roofing materials, and solar devices.

• Alternative Payment Schedule for Assessments: Delinquent owners may request a written payment plan with the board. Payments received are applied in order: delinquent assessments, current assessments, attorney's fees related to foreclosure, other attorney's fees, fines, and other amounts owed.
• Records Production and Copying: Owners may inspect and copy association records upon written request. Copy charges: $0.10 per standard page; $1.00 for CD-R; $3.00 for DVD; $0.50 per oversize page; labor $15/hour; overhead 20% of labor (waived for ≤50 pages); plus actual postage/supplies. Advance payment may be required.
• Record Retention: Financial records must be retained for 7 years; owner account records and meeting minutes for 7 years; governing documents and tax exemption records indefinitely. Retention periods are suspended during investigations or litigation.
• Flag Display: Owners may display the U.S. flag (per 4 U.S.C.), Texas flag (per Texas Gov't Code), or official armed forces flags. Restrictions: max 20' flagpole, one flagpole per lot, max flag size 3'x5', freestanding poles must minimize halyard noise. Prior architectural approval required.
• Rainwater Collection Devices: Rain barrels/harvesting systems are allowed only if not on common or association-owned property and if the owner's lot has sufficient space. Written board approval with plans showing location, color, material, and visibility is required.
• Religious Displays: Religious displays on dwelling doors are permitted unless they threaten public health/safety, violate law, are patently offensive, or are placed beyond the door's outer edge.
• Roofing Materials: The association may not prohibit shingles that are designed for wind resistance, are more durable than or equal to other approved shingles, match aesthetics of surrounding property, or are required by law. This policy supersedes prior roofing policies.
• Solar Energy Devices: Owners may install solar devices subject to restrictions: not in violation of law, not on common/association property, not on front-facing roof unless required by law, must follow design and approval requirements, and must not substantially interfere with neighbors. Frames/piping must be silver, bronze, or black; panels must blend with roof color. Prior board/architectural approval required.

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.