Hicks Airfield Piolts'

What Hicks Airfield Piolts''s governing documents say

Hicks Airfield is a residential airpark community in Saginaw, TX — a neighborhood designed around a private runway where homeowners typically own a lot and may build a hangar. The documents provided are fragments and amendments (not a complete rulebook), so this summary covers only what appears in this partial set. The main document (1986) imposes sanitation restrictions near a water well. The Fifth Amendment (1999) governs expansion rights, licensing fees, and use restrictions for lots in the airpark.

• Community type & document: This is a partial, ancillary document — the Fifth Amendment to the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions for Hicks Airfield. It is not a full set of community rules; the original declaration and prior amendments are not included here.
• Use of lots & property: Lots in the Silverado Tract and Option Tract (future expansion) may be used only for aircraft hangars, general office use, airport-related commercial business, and common areas. Existing non-conforming uses may continue only by the current owner and cease upon sale.
• License fees & assessments: Owners must pay a license fee for runway and common area use, plus an Initial Fee ($300 per lot for first 23 lots, $500 per lot thereafter). Fees are based on lot square footage (uniform rate). The Association can collect and enforce via lien and foreclosure if unpaid.
• Voting rights: Each lot owner has one vote, but Silverado (developer) and related entities have only one total vote unless they pay all fees/assessments on additional lots, then they get one vote per paid lot. No Class B voting exists.
• Developer rights & expansion: Only Silverado, Hicks, or a designated assignee may add the Option Tract (26 acres) to the airpark. Future expansions require 60% owner consent. The developer must complete common areas (e.g., taxiway) and convey them to the Association within two years.
• What this document doesn't cover: This document is a single amendment and does not include the full rulebook. Topics like pets, leasing, parking, architectural guidelines (beyond developer’s control), and restrictions from the original Declaration are not provided 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.