15th Street Village Condominium Association, Inc

What 15th Street Village Condominium Association, Inc's governing documents say

This is a set of ancillary policies and an amendment for 15th Street Village Townhome Homeowners Association, a townhome community in Plano, TX. The documents are not the full rulebook; they cover specific rules about rainwater harvesting, flags, solar devices, energy-efficient roofing, email registration, and a leasing restriction amendment.

• What this document doesn't cover: These are partial documents—policies and an amendment—not the full Declaration. They don't cover general rules like assessments, pets, parking, or maintenance responsibilities.
• Architectural review: All installations of rainwater harvesting systems, flagpoles, solar devices, and energy-efficient roofing require prior written approval from the architectural control committee (ACC).
• Rainwater harvesting: Rain barrels or rainwater harvesting systems are allowed but must be approved by the ACC. They must match the home's color scheme, be placed out of view where possible, and installation must start within 30 days of approval.
• Flags & flagpoles: Mounted flagpoles up to 5 feet long attached to the front or rear of the home are allowed without ACC approval. Freestanding flagpoles require ACC approval and cannot be placed on common property. Flags must be maintained and lit with only one low-beam light.
• Solar devices: Solar panels are allowed with ACC approval. They must not extend beyond the roofline, conform to the roof slope, and have silver, bronze, or black frames. If placed in a fenced area, they cannot extend above the fence line.
• Energy-efficient roofing: Energy-efficient roofing shingles are allowed if they resemble the community's existing shingles, are more durable or equal quality, and match adjacent homes. They require ACC approval.
• Email registration: Homeowners are responsible for registering and maintaining their email addresses with the association to receive required communications.
• Leasing & rentals: An amendment limits the number of townhomes that can be leased at any one time, with exceptions for existing leases and hardship cases. The goal is to keep the community predominantly owner-occupied.

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.