Longhorn Crossing

What Longhorn Crossing's governing documents say

Longhorn Crossing in Saginaw, TX is a mixed‑use development with commercial and residential parcels. The recorded documents are a collection of commercial easement/use restrictions (the Declaration) and individual lot‑specific builder agreements, not a unified homeowners association rulebook. These documents primarily bind commercial Owners and individual homeowners who signed builder covenants; they do not create a community association with common assessments or architectural controls for residents.

• Commercial use restrictions & easements: The Declaration grants cross‑access and utility easements among parcels and reserves exclusive retail uses (health/beauty, pharmacy, dollar store) for the Drugstore Parcel. Owners must maintain insurance ($3M+ liability), keep paved areas and landscaping, and may not obstruct interior drive aisles without consent.
• Arbitration & warranty disclaimers (individual lots): Several lot‑specific Restrictive Covenants require mediation/arbitration for all disputes (contract, warranty, tort) and disclaim most implied warranties (habitability, workmanlike construction) to the fullest extent allowed by law, limiting implied warranties to two years from conveyance.
• Release of warranties (other lots): Two documents (2005, 2006) release all express and implied warranties (including habitability and good workmanlike construction) given by the builder for the described lots, stating they run with the land.
• What this document doesn't cover: This collection does not define a homeowners association, common assessments, architectural review, pet rules, leasing limits, or any uniform residential standards. Homeowners, buyers, and renters should separately verify any HOA or property‑specific regulations.

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.