Tribute Owners

What Tribute Owners's governing documents say

These are amendments, memoranda, and supplements to the Tribute Homeowners Association governing documents (The Colony, TX) — not the full rulebook. They include individual property opt-in agreements for HOA Transfer Fees and Community Benefit Assessments, plus a supplement with standby electric generator guidelines and an amended covenant enforcement/fining policy. The main Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions is referenced but not provided here.

• HOA Transfer Fee & Community Benefit Assessments: Certain properties (Homeowner Election Units) are subject to an HOA Transfer Fee and Community Benefit Assessments under the Sixth Amendment. These documents show individual owners opting in; a one-time waiver may apply to the current homeowner's sale. Subsequent sales trigger the fee.
• Standby Electric Generator Guidelines: Generators require prior approval from the New Construction or Modifications Committee. They must be installed in side or rear yards only (unless cost exceptions apply), screened from street and neighbors, and comply with manufacturer specs and applicable codes. Testing allowed 8 a.m.–6 p.m.
• Covenant Enforcement & Fining Policy: The Association enforces rules via a structured process: courtesy notice (14 days cure), notice of violation (certified mail, 30-day hearing request window), and notice of sanction/fine. Fines can be imposed after hearing. Appeals to the Board are allowed. Self-help and legal action are also possible.
• What these documents don't cover: These are partial records: the full Declaration, By-Laws, and other governing documents are not included. They do not provide complete information on assessments (amounts), leasing, pets, parking, or other typical HOA rules.

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.