Graystone

What Graystone's governing documents say

This is an amendment to the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions for Graystone, a single-family home HOA (Lots 1-40) in Sunnyvale, TX. It adds rules on rain harvesting, solar panels, flags, and religious displays, plus procedures for board meetings, records, and collections. The document is a partial amendment, not the full rulebook.

• Rain harvesting devices: Homeowners may install rain-harvesting devices with Architectural Committee approval, complying with Texas Property Code 202.907d and City Building Code. Devices must not be visible from the street or side property, with shielding, approved materials, and colors. Backyard fencing installations may be approved.
• Solar panels: Solar panels are permitted with Architectural Committee approval, complying with Texas Property Code 202.010 and City Building Code. Installation must meet acceptable colors, materials, weights, structural limits, and roofing/mounting regulations.
• Flags: No restrictions prohibit displaying the U.S. flag, Texas state flag, or official replica flags of any U.S. armed forces branch, subject to city codes on size, location, lighting, and pole height/noise.
• Religious displays: Homeowners may display religious items on the door or entry door frame if motivated by sincere religious belief, not threatening public health/safety or violating law. Displays must be no larger than 25 square inches and cannot be placed elsewhere on the building.
• Board meetings & records: Board meetings must be open to all members, held in the community or adjacent county, with notice given via mail (10-60 days before) or website/email (at least 72 hours before). Members may request recounts within 15 days of election. Secret ballots are prohibited; all votes must be signed in writing (electronic votes count as written). Records are available via the property management company; requests must be in writing, with inspection or copies provided within specified timeframes.
• HOA dues & collections: Annual dues are due by January 15. Late fees: $25 per month for balances unpaid after March 15. Delinquent accounts may be sent to collections and subject to legal action. A payment plan agreement is available to delinquent homeowners.
• Foreclosure & liens: Non-judicial HOA foreclosures are prohibited. Foreclosure provisions can be added or removed by owners via declaration amendment. Lien notices affecting title must comply with Texas law.
• What this document doesn't cover: This amendment does not include the full declaration, bylaws, or complete rules on topics like pets, parking, leasing, or architectural standards beyond the listed items. Refer to the full governing documents for complete requirements.

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.