Harbor Village at Providence

What Harbor Village at Providence's governing documents say

This document is a partial set of governing documents (first amended declaration and two amendments) for Providence Village 6C, a single-family home HOA in Paloma Creek, TX. It establishes the homeowners association, an architectural control committee, and rules for outbuildings. The full rulebook is not provided here.

• Community type & governance: Providence Village 6C is a single-family residential HOA. The Association (Providence Village 6C Homeowners Association, Inc.) maintains common areas and enforces rules. The Declarant (Jabez Development, LP) initially controls the HOA and can amend the declaration without owner vote while it owns at least one lot.
• Architectural review: Any exterior construction, alteration, or improvement (including painting, fences, sheds, etc.) visible from a street or common area must be approved in writing by the Architectural Control Committee (ACC). Submitting plans, a 60-day review period with deemed approval if no response, and fees may apply. Metal buildings are prohibited.
• Outbuildings & detached structures: Detached buildings (sheds, gazebos, greenhouses, etc.) are allowed only if: (a) pre-approved by the ACC; (b) design and materials are compatible with the main house; (c) paint and roofing match; (d) height at tallest point does not exceed 6 feet; (e) not visible from street view. Metal buildings are expressly prohibited. Owner must also comply with local setback and permit requirements.
• Common areas & easements: Common areas include entrances, landscaping, screening features, street islands, and other areas designated on the plat or in the declaration. The Association has an easement for perimeter screening fences (6-foot wide along Des Moines Drive). Owners have a right to use common areas, subject to rules and possible fees. The Association may modify common areas without amending the declaration.
• Assessments: The declaration mentions assessments levied per lot, but no specific amounts or due dates are provided in these excerpts. Owners must pay assessments; failure may result in suspension of voting rights and use of common areas.
• Use restrictions: The community is intended as a quiet, high-quality single-family residential development. No further use restrictions (e.g., leasing, pets, vehicles) are detailed in these partial documents.
• What this document doesn't cover: These excerpts do not include rules on leasing (minimum term or restrictions), pets, parking, noise, trash, or specific assessment amounts. They are only a partial set (first amended declaration and two amendments). The full governing documents may contain additional covenants and restrictions.

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.