Plano Wentworth Estates V Homeowners Association

What Plano Wentworth Estates V Homeowners Association's governing documents say

This is a collection of ancillary HOA governance documents for Plano Wentworth Estates V, a single-family homeowners association in Richardson, TX. These are not the full CC&Rs; they are policies and notices that supplement the main declaration, covering things like fees, records access, architectural review, and collections. If you're a homeowner or buyer here, these documents tell you about specific HOA procedures and costs you'll encounter.

• HOA fees & transfer costs: The HOA charges a $375 resale certificate fee, $75 for a resale certificate update, $220 for a legacy account closure, and $75 for a refinance statement. Expedited resale certificates cost $120 for 3-day service or an unspecified amount for 1-day service.
• Records inspection & copying: Owners can request to inspect or copy HOA records. The HOA must respond within 10 business days, and charges include $0.10 per page for standard copies, $0.50 per page for oversize, $1.00 per CD, $3.00 per DVD, $15.00 per hour for labor (no charge for 50 or fewer pages), and a 20% overhead on labor charges.
• Architectural review: An Architectural Review Authority (ARA) reviews and approves improvements. It can approve with conditions, inspect completed work, and requires applications to be submitted before any changes. Owners have a right to appeal denials to the Board.
• Solar panels & energy-efficient roofing: Solar energy devices and energy-efficient roofing are allowed but require architectural approval. Solar panels must meet specific placement and appearance rules (e.g., not extend above the roofline, conform to roof slope, and have silver, bronze, or black frames).
• Religious displays: Owners and residents may display religious items on their entry door or door frame, but the total area must not exceed 25 square inches (e.g., 5"x5"). Items cannot threaten public safety or be placed elsewhere.
• Flags & flagpoles: Flags and flagpoles are allowed with approval. Freestanding flagpoles require ACC approval, cannot be on common property, and must meet size and maintenance rules (e.g., flags no larger than 3'x5', no more than one low-beam halogen light, and halyards secured to reduce noise).
• Rainwater harvesting: Rainwater harvesting systems require architectural approval. They must match the home's color scheme, not be visible from streets or neighbors' property, and installation must start within 30 days of approval.
• Assessment collection & late fees: Assessments are due annually or as set by the Board. Late fees and interest may be charged, and the HOA can pursue collection steps including a 209 letter, title search, lien filing, and attorney referral. Payment plans are available for delinquent owners with terms of 3 to 18 months.

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.