Cambridge Place at Russell Creek Homeowners' Association, Inc.

What Cambridge Place at Russell Creek Homeowners' Association, Inc.'s governing documents say

This is a supplemental filing of administrative policies for Cambridge Place at Russell Creek, a single-family HOA in Plano, TX. It is not the full set of community rules; it only records specific board-adopted policies on records access, payment plans, flags, religious displays, solar panels, roofing, and rain barrels.

• Records access & copying: Owners may inspect and copy association books and records. The association must respond within 10 business days, and copying costs follow state rules (e.g., $0.10 per standard page, $15/hour labor, plus overhead).
• Payment plans for delinquent accounts: Owners with delinquent accounts can request a payment plan: an initial payment of 5% of the amount owed, with the rest in equal monthly installments due by the 15th. No extra penalties or interest are charged during the plan, but a second plan within two years of default is at the board's discretion.
• Application of payments: When an owner makes a payment, the association applies it in a specific order: first to attorney's fees/collection costs that could lead to foreclosure, then other attorney's fees, then fines, then other amounts owed.
• Flag display: Owners may display the U.S., Texas, or military flags, but flagpoles are limited to one per property, max 20 feet tall, flags max 3' x 5', no illumination that is a nuisance, and no flagpoles on common areas.
• Religious display: Religious items are allowed only on the entry or door frame, must not extend past the outer edge of the door frame, and must not exceed 25 square inches in aggregate.
• Solar energy devices: Solar panels must meet aesthetic rules: on roofs they must follow the roofline and be parallel to it, not extend beyond the roofline, and not be visible from the street; in yards they can't be taller than the fence. Prior approval is required.
• Roofing materials: Owners may use roofing materials that resemble the shingles used in the subdivision, are more durable and of equal or superior quality, and match the surrounding aesthetics.
• Rain barrels & rainwater harvesting: Rain barrels and rainwater harvesting systems are allowed only with prior written approval from the board or architectural committee, and they cannot be placed on association-owned or common property.

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.