Cambridge HOA

What Cambridge HOA's governing documents say

This is a set of ancillary documents for Cambridge, a single-family HOA in McKinney, TX. The first is an annexation adding new lots and common areas to the HOA, and the second is an amended covenant enforcement and fining policy. These are not the full HOA rules; they only cover specific changes and enforcement procedures.

• What this document doesn't cover: This is not the full set of HOA rules. It only covers annexation of property and the enforcement/fining policy. Other rules (e.g., architectural guidelines, use restrictions, assessments) are in the original Declaration, which is not included here.
• Annexation of new property: The annexation adds Cambridge Phase 2A (lots) and certain common areas (C-1 and J-1) to the HOA, making them subject to the existing Declaration. This means those properties are now part of the association and subject to its rules and assessments.
• Enforcement process: The HOA has a formal process for violations: it sends a notice describing the violation and proposed fine, gives the owner a chance to cure (unless the violation is uncurable, like a health/safety threat), and holds a hearing if the owner requests one within 30 days. Owners can appeal the hearing decision to the Board within 10 days.
• Fines and costs: Fines are set by the Board based on the violation's nature and severity. The HOA can also charge the owner for attorney's fees and costs incurred in enforcement, which become a personal obligation and a lien on the property. Fines are in addition to other remedies.
• Repeat violations: If an owner has a similar violation within six months and was given a chance to cure, the HOA can impose sanctions without a new notice of violation, other than the fine notice.
• New owners: If a property is sold during enforcement, the new owner becomes personally liable for fines and costs resulting from their failure to correct the violation after taking ownership.

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.