Heritage Bend Home Owners Association

What Heritage Bend Home Owners Association's governing documents say

This is a set of six ancillary policy documents for Heritage Bend, a single-family HOA in McKinney, TX. It is not the full rulebook; it only covers specific procedures and guidelines required by Texas law, so it does not list the community's general rules, fees, or amenities.

• Religious item display: You may display religious items on your property, but not on common areas or in ways that threaten public safety, violate other laws, are patently offensive for non-religious reasons, or violate building lines, setbacks, or easements.
• Security measures: You may install security cameras on your own property, but not in common areas. Perimeter fencing must comply with the HOA's covenants and requires prior architectural approval.
• Swimming pool enclosures: You may install a pool enclosure that is black, transparent mesh in metal frames and meets safety requirements. Other enclosures must follow HOA restrictions and get architectural approval.
• Architectural review: The architectural review authority cannot include current board members or their household members. If your application is denied, you get a written notice with reasons and can request a board hearing within 30 days; the board must hold it within 30 days of your request.
• Violation hearings: Before a violation hearing, the HOA must give you a packet of evidence at least 10 days in advance. If they don't, you get an automatic 15-day postponement. These procedures don't apply to temporary restraining orders, foreclosures, or immediate safety risks in common areas.
• Bid process for large contracts: For service contracts over $50,000, the board must solicit at least three bids unless there's an emergency or fewer than three vendors are available. The board doesn't have to pick the lowest bid.
• What this document doesn't cover: This filing does not include the full Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions, so it doesn't cover general rules like pet limits, leasing, assessments, or common area usage.

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.