Plano Shepards Glen Homeowners

What Plano Shepards Glen Homeowners's governing documents say

Plano Shepards Glen is a voluntary homeowners association in a single-family neighborhood in Plano, TX — membership is open to residents or property owners who pay dues, but joining is not mandatory. These Bylaws govern how the Association is run (meetings, board, committees, finances) but do not create deed restrictions or rules that apply to all properties. This is a partial document: it is the Bylaws only, not the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) that would impose use restrictions.

• Membership & eligibility: Any person who owns property or maintains permanent residence in Shepards Glen (Blocks A, B, C) may become a member by paying dues and providing requested information. Membership is voluntary, not mandatory.
• Meetings & voting: Semi-annual meetings are held (spring and fall). Quorum requires 10% of members present or by proxy and a majority of the board present. Voting is by voice or show of hands unless a written ballot is requested.
• Board of directors: The board has up to nine members, serving staggered two-year terms. Regular meetings at least four times per year. Board members may be removed for absence (3 consecutive or 6 per year). No compensation.
• Standing committees: Committees include Beautification, Communications, Fundraising, Membership & Newcomers, Newsletter, Planning & Zoning, and Social Events. Committee chairs serve on the board. The board may create special committees.
• Dues & funding: The Association may solicit dues and accept advertising/underwriting revenue to fund its activities. Dues levels are set by the board. There is no mandatory assessment — membership and dues are voluntary.
• Amendments: Bylaws may be amended by a majority vote of members at a semi-annual meeting (with notice) or by two-thirds vote of the board. Board approval of any amendment is required before member vote.
• What this document doesn't cover: These Bylaws are the internal operating rules of a voluntary association. They do not contain use restrictions, pet rules, leasing requirements, parking rules, age restrictions, or any mandatory covenant. For enforceable property restrictions, refer to the recorded Declaration of Covenants (not included here).

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.