High Place
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What High Place's governing documents say
High Place is a single-family residential subdivision in McKinney, Texas, governed by Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions (CC&Rs) for Phase One (filed 1975) and Phase Two (filed 1979). The rules apply to all lot owners and are designed to maintain a uniform, high-quality residential character. Key provisions cover minimum home sizes, architectural review, vehicle restrictions, and property maintenance.
- Permitted use: All lots are restricted to residential use only. No businesses, manufacturing, or professional activities are allowed on any lot.
- Minimum home size (Phase One): The main dwelling must have at least 2,200 square feet of living space, excluding garages, porches, breezeways, and outbuildings.
- Minimum home size (Phase Two): One-story dwellings must be at least 1,700 square feet (excl. garages); two-story dwellings must have at least 1,700 square feet on the ground floor.
- Architectural review: All construction plans must be submitted to a Plan Committee (or Architectural Control Committee) for approval of design, materials, and location. The committee has 30 days to act; if it fails to respond, the owner may proceed. Roof materials and exterior wall finishes are specifically regulated.
- Vehicles & parking: In Phase One, trucks over 1 ton and vehicles with painted signs cannot park overnight on streets or driveways. In Phase Two, trucks over 3/4 ton are prohibited from overnight parking on streets or lots; all vehicles must be parked in the rear, not on streets. No commercial vehicles carrying flammable cargo are allowed.
- Pets & animals: No animals, livestock, or poultry may be raised or bred; only household pets (dogs, cats, etc.) are allowed, and not for commercial purposes.
- Property maintenance: Grass and weeds must be mowed regularly. No dumping of rubbish; trash must be kept in sanitary containers. No noxious or offensive activities are permitted.
- Temporary structures & signs: No temporary dwellings, trailers, tents, or outbuildings may be used as residences. Signs are prohibited except for one professional sign of limited size (Phase Two).
Key facts from High Place's documents
- Community type
- Single-family residential subdivision (Paragraph (2): 'No lot shall be used exc)
- Units / lots
- Lots 1-24 Block A, 1-16 Block B, 1-19 Block C, 1-21 Block D, 1-25 Block E, 10-49 Block N, 14-22 Block K, 4-6 Block I (total 174 lots) (Property description)
- Developer / declarant
- Joe R. Duncan (original owner); LSB-BJC Joint Venture (amendment) (Paragraph (7): 'Joe R. Duncan (as presen)
- Pets
- No animals, livestock or poultry of any kind shall be raised, bred or kept, except that dogs, cats or other household pets may be kept provided they are not raised, bred or kept for commercial purposes. (Section (17) (Phase One); Section 13 (Ph)
- Parking & vehicles
- Trucks with tonnage in excess of 1 ton and vehicles with painted lettering shall not be permitted to park overnight on streets, driveways or lots. (Phase One) (Section (13) (Phase One))
- Fences
- No fence or wall shall be erected nearer to the street line than the minimum setback line, not to exceed 8 feet in height. All fences shall be solid. (Section 6 (Phase Two))
- Architectural approval
- No building shall be erected, placed or altered on any lot until the construction plans and specifications and a plan showing location of the structure are submitted to and approved in writing by the Plan Committee. (Section (6) (Phase One); Section 5 (Phas)
- Solar & roof
- Roof materials limited to: No. 1 wood shingle, copper, slate, tile, rigid asbestos, concrete tile, or tar and gravel built up roof; written approval of Plan Committee required for any other (Paragraph (4))
- Home business
- Business, professional, commercial, or manufacturing enterprise prohibited (Paragraph (2): 'the use of any of the pr)
- Signs & flags
- No sign of any kind shall be displayed except one professional sign of not more than (unclear size). (Section 11 (Phase Two))
- Setbacks / home size
- Main building shall not be located nearer to property line than building line on plat. Minimum 10% of width at building line from side property lines. Corner: garage not nearer to side street property line unless approved by City. (Section (8) (Phase One))
- Use restrictions
- No lot shall be used except for residential purposes. No house, duplex, hotel, business, manufacturing or professional establishment permitted. (Section (2) (Phase One); Section 1 (Phas)
- Amendments
- Restrictions may be amended by approval of owners of 78% of lots (Phase One). For Phase Two, amendment requires instrument signed by majority of lot owners. (Section near beginning (Phase One) and S)
About this HOA
High Place is a homeowners association in McKinney, TX.
HOAproxy has 7 documents on file for High Place: 4 recorded documents and 3 amendments. Last updated 2026-08-04.
Governing documents
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