Castlebrook at Ridgeview Homeowners Association, Inc.

What Castlebrook at Ridgeview Homeowners Association, Inc.'s governing documents say

Castlebrook at Ridgeview is a single-family home community in Plano, TX governed by a homeowners association. These documents are a set of supplemental rules, policies, and a maintenance chart — not the full declaration — that address specific topics like solar panels, flags, and payment plans.

• Composting & Rain Barrels: Composting devices and rain barrels require prior approval from the Board or ARC, must not be visible from the street or common areas, and must match the home's color. They cannot be placed on association-owned property or between the front of the home and the street.
• Solar Energy Devices: Solar devices may be installed only with prior approval and must comply with restrictions: on the roof they must not extend above the roofline, must conform to the roof slope, and have frames/supports in silver, bronze, or black. In a fenced yard they must not exceed the fence height. They cannot void warranties or block emergency access.
• Religious Item Display: Residents may display one or more religious items on the entry door or door frame if motivated by sincere religious belief. Items must not exceed 25 square inches total, not threaten safety, violate law, or alter the door/color. Other religious items are prohibited.
• Flag Display: Residents may display one U.S. flag, one Texas flag, and one military flag (up to three total). Flags must comply with federal/state display codes. Flagpoles are limited to one per property, max 20 feet tall, and require approval. Flags cannot be larger than 5 feet.
• Maintenance Responsibilities: A Maintenance Responsibility Chart (May 2013) divides upkeep: the association handles grounds, privacy fences, retaining walls, and common-area landscaping. Owners maintain roofs, weight-bearing walls, doors (including garage doors and mechanics), windows, screens, weather stripping, chimneys/flues, plumbing and sewer lines from home to city connection, and water lines from home to meter.
• Alternative Payment Schedule for Assessments: Owners with delinquent assessments may request a payment plan. The minimum term is 3 months, maximum 18 months. No additional fees (other than reasonable administrative costs and interest) may be charged. Terms are at the Board's discretion.
• Priority of Payments: When an owner makes a payment, the association applies it first to unpaid assessments, then to other charges (fines, late fees, etc.), then to any judgment. Fines may not be given priority if the owner is on an alternative payment schedule.
• What this document doesn't cover: These documents do not specify HOA fees, pet limits, leasing rules, parking, or age restrictions. For full rules, refer to the original Declaration of Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions.

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.