Keys Creek Addition

What Keys Creek Addition's governing documents say

This is a declaration of restrictive covenants for Keys Creek Addition, a residential single-family subdivision in Waco, Texas. It binds all owners and occupants and sets rules for property use, appearance, and maintenance. If you're buying or living here, you'll need to comply with these rules.

• Use & activities: Each tract is limited to single-family residential use. No commercial activity is allowed except a reasonable home office. Illegal activity, nuisances, and noxious or offensive activity are prohibited, as is dumping trash or rubbish.
• Vehicles & storage: Vehicles must be stored in a garage or structure, or on a driveway or concrete pad. Unsightly objects (RVs, campers, construction equipment, etc.) must be completely shielded from view. Gasoline storage is limited to small emergency amounts.
• Pets & livestock: Household pets are permitted in reasonable numbers per household, but fowl, goats, sheep, pigs, and similar livestock are not allowed.
• Construction & architectural standards: Only one single-family residence per tract is allowed, plus structures like guest houses, stables, barns, and private garages. No more than 12 inches of slab may show. Double garages are required and cannot face the front. Exterior colors must be compatible with adjacent homes. No antennas or satellite dishes may be visible from the street; solar devices must be placed on the rear roof or within a rear fenced area, conforming to the roofline.
• Signs & yard items: Only one 'for sale' sign (up to 5 square feet) is allowed per tract, and political signs are permitted if not prohibited by law. Garage/yard sale signs are not allowed. Basketball goals are prohibited in front and side yards or near the street. Trash cans must be stored out of view, not in the front yard.
• Enforcement: All owners and occupants must comply with the declaration. Failure to comply can result in fines, damages, or injunctive relief. The covenants run with the land and may be enforced by the declarant or other lot owners.

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.