Fifteenth Street Village

What Fifteenth Street Village's governing documents say

Fifteenth Street Village is a condominium community in Richardson, TX. These documents are partial — they include specific policies and an amendment to the condominium declaration, but not the full rulebook. They primarily govern installations on common elements, display of religious items, leasing limits, and ownership concentration.

• Flagpole installation: No flagpole may be installed on any portion of the common elements without advance written approval of the Board.
• Solar device installation: No solar device may be installed on any portion of the common elements without advance written approval of the Board.
• Religious item display: Owners or residents may display religious items on the entry door or door frame of their unit, subject to size and other guidelines; the display must not exceed the dimensions of the door frame.
• Energy efficient roofing: Owners are not authorized to make improvements (including roofing) on common elements without the Board's consent.
• Leasing limit: No more than 50% of the 31 units may be leased at any time. This restriction does not apply to first mortgage holders who take title via foreclosure, but applies to subsequent purchasers.
• Ownership concentration limit: No single person or entity may own more than three units (approximately 10% of the 31 units). Conveyances violating this limit are void.
• What this document doesn't cover: These documents are excerpts and amendments, not the full condominium declaration. They do not cover pet limits, age restrictions, assessment amounts, parking rules, or other common restrictions that may exist in the community's governing documents.

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.