Parkside (TX)

What Parkside (TX)'s governing documents say

Parkside is a single-family residential homeowners association (HOA) community in Parker, TX. These covenants, conditions and restrictions (CC&Rs) apply to all lot owners and residents, setting rules for property use, maintenance, rentals, pets, architectural changes, and more. The community is governed by the Celina Parkside Homeowners Association, Inc.

• Rentals & Leasing: Rentals are allowed for residential purposes only, with a minimum lease term of six months. Leases must be in writing, and owners must provide tenants with copies of the Restrictions and notify the Association within 10 days of the lease effective date.
• Pets: No more than three (3) cats and dogs in total per household; only traditional domestic household pets are allowed (excludes pot-bellied pigs, miniature horses, chickens, exotic animals, etc.). Pets must be leashed when outside the residence or fenced yard, and waste must be removed. The Board may require removal if a pet becomes a nuisance.
• Architectural Review: Exterior changes, construction, and improvements (including landscaping, fences, sheds, tanks, antennae, and signs) generally require prior written approval from the Architectural Control Committee (ACC). Certain items like small satellite dishes, U.S. flags, and temporary signs may be allowed without approval but must comply with specific rules.
• Signs & Flags: Most signs require ACC approval, with exceptions for small temporary school spirit signs, 'For Sale' signs (max 5 sq ft, removed within 2 business days after sale), political signs (up to 90 days before election, ground-mounted), and a small religious item on the entry door (max 25 sq in). U.S. and Texas flags, as well as military and college flags, are permitted on approved flagpoles up to 20 feet tall.
• Vehicles & Parking: The document does not specify detailed parking restrictions but generally prohibits unsightly articles and vehicles (Section 2.25, truncated). Limited or restricted driveway parking is mentioned in the table of contents, but specific rules are not fully visible; refer to full document.
• Maintenance & Landscaping: Owners must maintain their lot and improvements in good condition, including lawn mowing, tree pruning, watering, and landscaping. Owners are also responsible for the street landscape area between their lot and the curb, unless the Association assumes it.

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.