Homestead of Sunnyvale

What Homestead of Sunnyvale's governing documents say

This is a recorded amendment (August 2011) to the Master Declaration for The Homestead of Sunnyvale, a planned residential community in Sunnyvale, TX. It does not contain resident rules but instead removes certain undeveloped tracts from the HOA's jurisdiction and updates the community's legal boundaries. This document is relevant primarily to lot owners and future developers, not to current residents seeking daily rules.

• What this document does: This Second Amendment removes four specific tracts (totaling about 699 acres) from the Homestead of Sunnyvale HOA's jurisdiction and from the Master Declaration's coverage. These areas were previously part of the development but had not been developed with homes or infrastructure. The amendment updates the definition of 'Land' in the Declaration to exclude these tracts and provides a new map of the remaining HOA area (Exhibit D). The removed land remains unencumbered by the HOA's covenants and can be annexed back in the future at the developer's discretion.
• Who this binds: The amendment was executed by the original developer (Sunnyvale Development, Ltd.) and affects all property currently within the HOA. Owners of homes in the remaining HOA area are not directly impacted by this boundary change, but the HOA's jurisdiction is now limited to the land depicted in Exhibit D.
• What this document does not cover: This is a partial/ancillary document. It does not contain resident rules (pets, leasing, assessments, maintenance, etc.). Those are in the original Master Declaration and any supplemental declarations. For daily rules, consult the full Declaration and community bylaws.

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.