Paloma Ck Homeowners

What Paloma Ck Homeowners's governing documents say

Paloma Creek is a single-family home community in Aubrey, TX, governed by the Paloma Creek Homeowners Association (HOA). The documents provided are a collection of recorded amendments and guidelines, including rules for solar panels, rainwater harvesting, and design changes affecting shared walls, plus lien notices for unpaid assessments. These are not the full governing documents, so only the specific rules below apply.

• Solar energy devices: Solar devices must be approved in advance. Roof-mounted devices cannot extend above the roof perimeter, must match roof slope, and have frames/piping colored to match or in silver/bronze/black. They must be placed in the least visible roof location that doesn't reduce annual energy production by more than 10%. Devices in fenced yards cannot extend above the fence. Unused or inoperable devices visible from a street or common area must be removed.
• Rainwater recovery systems: Rain barrels and harvesting systems require advance approval. All components must be substantially screened from public view (behind fence, structure, or vegetation, or buried). Rain barrels visible from a street are allowed only if guttering precludes screening, limited to 55 gallons, installed close to the structure, and painted a single color blending with the home or vegetation. Overflow must not affect neighbors. Stagnant water is prohibited.
• Design guidelines for party walls and shared structures: Any change, repair, or alteration to a party structure that might affect a neighbor's use requires either written approval from affected owners, proof of a 30-day notice with no response, a compromise if denied, or a submission to the committee with documentation of disagreement.
• Assessments & liens: The HOA can file liens against properties for unpaid assessments, including regular assessments, special assessments, interest, collection costs, and attorney's fees. Several lien notices in the documents show past defaults with amounts ranging from about $1,007 to $4,056 plus ongoing charges.
• What this document doesn't cover: The original Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions is not included. Rules about leasing, pets, parking, age restrictions, recreational amenities, and most other typical HOA regulations are absent from these excerpts.

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.