Springwood Creek

What Springwood Creek's governing documents say

Springwood Creek is a condominium community in Plano, TX — you own your individual unit and a share of the common elements, which the association maintains. The declaration and supplemental annexations create a multi-phase condominium regime binding all unit owners. Living here means abiding by rules on leasing, pets, parking, and property alterations.

• Unit ownership & common elements: Each unit includes interior walls, floors, ceilings, and the air space within, but not the common elements (e.g., roofs, hallways, grounds, central systems). You own an undivided interest in common elements based on your unit's percentage share as shown on the recorded plat.
• Leasing & rentals: You may lease your entire unit only (no partial leases). Every lease must be in writing, a copy provided to the board, and must require the tenant to follow the declaration and bylaws. Failure to comply is a default under the lease.
• Pets: No more than 2 household pets (dogs, cats, fish, birds) per unit are allowed. They cannot be kept for commercial purposes. The association may adopt additional rules on pets.
• Parking & vehicles: Park only in designated spaces. Inoperable vehicles, large commercial vehicles, and recreational vehicles (campers, boats, trailers) are not allowed on the property. Motorcycles, motorbikes, and scooters may only be operated directly to/from a parking space and the street.
• Alterations & exterior appearance: No temporary structures (tents, shacks, etc.) are allowed. No exterior speakers, large power equipment, or TV antennas outside the attic. Window coverings must blend with exterior colors. Storm doors are not permitted. Any alteration to common elements requires board consent.
• Use restrictions & nuisances: Units are for residential use only (with limited home office exceptions). No loud noises, noxious odors, or activities that increase insurance rates. Nothing may be stored in common areas without board approval.

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.