Hicks Airfield

What Hicks Airfield's governing documents say

Hicks Airfield (Saginaw, TX) is a residential airpark community governed by declarations, conditions, and restrictions (CCRs) that run with the land. This compilation includes a revocation and substitution of earlier CCRs, merging oversight under the Hicks Airfield Pilots Association. The documents primarily regulate land use near the runway and common areas, with specific sanitation and setback rules.

• Sanitation & land use: No stock pens, feed lots, privies, tile/concrete sanitation sewers, septic tank drain fields, improperly drilled wells, or other unsanitary conditions are allowed within 50 feet of the community's deep water well. Ranching operations are otherwise permitted.
• Association oversight: The association (Hicks Airfield Section Two Owners Association, later merged into Hicks Airfield Pilots Association) oversees use of the taxiway and common areas and exercises architectural control over development in Section Two.
• Airfield community: Properties in this airpark gain use of the runway and common areas of Hicks Airfield Phase I, governed by the Hicks Declaration (as amended). The community is designed for aviation-related residential use.

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.