Mccreary Meadows Sf Homeowners

What Mccreary Meadows Sf Homeowners's governing documents say

McCreary Meadows is a single-family home community in Murphy, TX governed by an HOA (the Association). The rules here bind all lot owners and describe how the Association is run, how assessments are collected, and how violations are enforced. This compilation includes the Bylaws, Fine and Enforcement Policy, and Assessment Collection Policy, but not the full Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions that contain detailed use restrictions.

• What the Association manages: The Association owns, operates, and maintains the Common Areas (including amenities) and enforces the governing documents. It meets in Collin County and holds open board meetings (with limited executive session exceptions).
• Assessments & dues: Annual assessments (Regular and Special) are due as set by the Board. Late payments accrue interest at 1.5% per month (or the highest lawful rate). The Association may accelerate the balance, charge $25 for NSF checks, and add collection costs (including attorney fees).
• Payment plans for delinquencies: Owners in default may request a payment plan (3–18 months). A $50 setup fee and $5 per payment fee apply. No monetary penalties (late fees) during the plan. Owners who defaulted on a prior plan in the last 2 years or already used a plan are not eligible.
• Fines & enforcement process: Fines are set on a case‑by‑case basis or by a schedule (Exhibit A). Before fining (except for health/safety threats or repeat violations), the Association must send a written notice with a cure period (at least 30 days for curable non‑safety issues). Owners may request a hearing within 30 days; the hearing packet must be provided 10 days in advance. Repeat violations within 6 months may be fined without a new notice.
• Hearing procedures: The Board holds a hearing in executive session. The owner may attend, be represented, and present evidence. Audio recording is allowed only if noticed in advance. The Board may take the matter under advisement or decide at the hearing.
• Board meetings & member voting: Board meetings are open to owners (with limited executive sessions). Members vote in person, by proxy (valid up to 11 months), or by absentee/electronic ballot. Quorum is 20% of members. Directors are elected; initial Declarant control phases are described.
• What this document doesn’t cover: This compilation omits the main Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (recorded separately). That document likely contains specific use restrictions (e.g., architectural review, parking, pets, landscaping). The Fine & Enforcement Policy and Assessment Collection Policy reference that Declaration. For full rules, homeowners must also read the Declaration.

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.