Hampton Place (TX)
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What Hampton Place (TX)'s governing documents say
This is the governing declaration for Hampton Place, a single-family home HOA in Tarrant County, Texas, managed by the H.P. Homeowners' Association. It applies to homeowners (lot owners) and covers property use, assessments, architectural review, and common area rules.
- Assessments & fees: Annual assessments are due in advance on January 1st. The board can increase them by resolution subject to a 2/3 member vote, and special assessments can be levied. Transfer-related fees (e.g., resale certificates) and a capital contribution fee up to one year's assessment may be charged at closing.
- Architectural review: All exterior improvements need ARC approval, with plans submitted at least 30 days in advance. The ARC must respond within 15 days or plans are deemed approved, and an owner can appeal a denial to the board within 30 days.
- Building & lot usage: Lots are for single-family residential use only, with buildings limited to two stories and a garage for at least two cars. Setbacks require 10 feet from side lot lines (exceptions for certain re-platted lots) and second stories must be set back 8 feet from the front building line. Construction must be completed within one year of start.
- Parking & vehicles: Unlicensed or inoperable vehicles may only be kept in a closed garage; recreational vehicles must be hidden from view except when loading/unloading. Commercial or utility vehicles cannot park on streets, and golf carts are allowed if driven legally.
- Leasing & rentals: Leases must be for a minimum of six months, and owners must provide the association with tenant contact information and lease terms.
- Common areas & easements: The association maintains common areas, masonry walls, and private streets. Utility and service easements give the association and utility companies rights to access, install, and repair equipment on lots.
- What this document doesn't cover: Because the provided text is truncated, the fining policy (Article X) and detailed pet/livestock rules (Article VIII, Section 13) are not included.
Key facts from Hampton Place (TX)'s documents
- Community type
- Single-family residential subdivision (Article VIII, Section 1 (Lot Usage))
- Units / lots
- Lots 1-7, 8-R, 10-R, 12-R, 13-R, 14-28, 29-R, 31-RA, 32-RA, 33-R through 36-R, 37-RA, 39-RA, 40-R, 43, 44-R, 46-R through 49-R, 51-R through 55-R, 56-60, 61-R, 63-R, 64, and others (specific count not given) (Article II, Section 1)
- Developer / declarant
- H.P. Homeowners' Association, Inc. (Title page; Article I(c))
- Assessments & dues
- Board may increase or decrease by resolution; increase requires procedures in Article III, Section 6(a) and (b); must be effective before January 1 of next year (Article V, Section 4)
- Special assessments
- May be levied by Board subject to Member approval per Article III, Section 6; for construction, repairs, or deficits (Article V, Section 9)
- Collections & liens
- Assessments are a lien on each lot; lien subordinate to tax liens and first mortgages; foreclosure cuts off prior assessment liens but not future ones; personal obligation of owner (Article V, Sections 2, 6, 7)
- Reserves & fees
- Board may establish reserve funds; allocation requires consent of majority of Members present at Special Meeting (Article VI, Section 1(r))
- Pets
- Household pets allowed (domesticated dogs, cats, caged birds, hamsters) (Article VIII, Section 13(a))
- Leasing & rentals
- Yes, lot may be leased to a tenant as single-family residence (Article VIII, Section 7)
- Parking & vehicles
- No parking within 20 feet of street intersection; no unlicensed/inoperable vehicles except in garage; golf carts permitted if driven legally by licensed driver; commercial machinery prohibited except ARC-approved construction (Article IV, Section 5)
- Fences
- No chain link or wire fences visible from streets or adjacent lots; fences must be similar to existing; repairs/replacements must be similar material; ARC approval required (Article VII, Section 7)
- Architectural approval
- Yes, for any construction, fence, wall, pavement, or other improvement (Article VII, Section 1)
- Solar & roof
- Not explicitly addressed (Article VIII)
- Home business
- No business purpose that invites nonresidents into the neighborhood (Article VIII, Section 7)
- Signs & flags
- For Sale: one sign in front and one on Vickery outside gates; Political: up to 90 days before election, removed within 10 days after, one per candidate/item; Estate/Garage/Yard Sale: max one per property per year, approved by Board, signs o (Article VIII, Section 8)
- Setbacks / home size
- Front, side, rear setbacks per recorded plat; ARC may establish more restrictive rules; side setback 10 feet from side lot line (non-zero lot side), except re-platted lots (8R, 10R, 12R, 13R) exempt with 5 feet (Article VIII, Sections 3, 4)
- Maintenance
- Not explicitly addressed (Article VII, Section 9)
- Insurance
- Board must obtain liability insurance and fire/property damage insurance on Common Areas (Article VI, Section 1(e), (f))
- Use restrictions
- No lot shall be used for other than residential purposes (Article VIII, Section 1)
- Voting & meetings
- Single class of membership; each lot has one vote; when more than one owner, vote cast jointly (Article III, Section 5)
- Amendments
- Affirmative vote of at least 2/3 of all Members; may be at annual or special meeting; votes in person or by proxy; must be recorded in Deed Records of Tarrant County (Article XI, Section 2)
About this HOA
Hampton Place (TX) is a homeowners association in Mansfield, TX.
HOAproxy has 1 document on file for Hampton Place (TX): 1 recorded document. Last updated 2026-08-05.