Brighton Village HOA

What Brighton Village HOA's governing documents say

Brighton Village is a single-family home subdivision in Pantego, TX, governed by an HOA. The rules apply to all homeowners and residents. The original Declaration (1993) sets construction standards, property use restrictions, and an architectural review process, later amended to clarify parking rules and HOA membership.

• Housing type & construction standards: Only one detached single-family residence (max 2 stories) per lot. Minimum 1,600 sq ft air conditioned (excl. porches). At least 60% masonry on first floor (stone, brick, or veneer). All homes must meet City of Arlington building codes.
• Architectural review: Submit building plans to an Architectural Committee for approval before any construction or alteration. Committee must act within 30 days; if no response, plans are deemed approved. Declarant appointed initial committee (Stephen E. Cavender and James J. Brady).
• Parking & vehicles: No street parking in front of lots except construction equipment. Trucks over 3/4 ton, vehicles with painted ads, boats, and trailers must not be visible from the street. Recreational vehicles, boats, trailers must be stored/screened. Any violating vehicle may be towed at owner's expense.
• Fences & landscaping: No fence in front of the residence's front line. No chainlink, woven metal, or wire fences. Wood fences must be spruce, redwood, cedar, or cypress. Owners must keep lots well-maintained; entry monuments, landscaping, and perimeter fencing are lot owner responsibility.
• Pets: No raising or breeding of animals. Up to three household pets may be kept per lot (when a residence is occupied).
• Antennas & satellite dishes: TV and AM/FM antennas allowed (max 5 ft above roof ridge, must be on back side). Satellite dishes must be in backyard, not visible from street.
• Leasing & rentals: The documents do not address leasing or rental restrictions beyond general property use.

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.