River Park Homeowners Inic

What River Park Homeowners Inic's governing documents say

River Park Homeowners Inc. governs a standard single-family subdivision in Westover Hills, TX. These documents apply to homeowners in the River Park Addition—you own your lot and house, and the HOA enforces architectural standards, land use restrictions, and maintenance rules. The rules aim to keep the neighborhood residential, well-maintained, and visually consistent.

• What you can build: Only one single-family dwelling per lot, max 2 stories (with approval), plus a garage or carport for up to 3 cars and reasonable outbuildings. No apartments, duplexes, hotels, or businesses. Minimum living area: 1,600 sq ft total; for 1½-story, split-level, or two-story houses, at least 1,000 sq ft on the ground floor.
• Exterior materials & design: At least 60% of first-floor exterior walls must be masonry (stone or brick). All construction plans must be approved by the Architectural Control Committee. Fences must be stockade, masonry, hedge, or substantial wood; max 7 ft high, and not in front of the house's front wall.
• Landscaping & maintenance: Grass and weeds must be mowed regularly. Trash must be in covered containers and removed regularly—no burning. The HOA may cut overgrown lots and charge the owner.
• Pets & animals: Usual household pets allowed, but no poultry, livestock, or wild animals. Poultry houses and coops prohibited.
• Parking & storage: No boats or campers regularly stored in front yard or side yard (except rear one-third of inside side yard for one boat). They may be stored inside garages or carports.
• Nuisance & trade: No noxious or offensive trade or activity, nor anything that becomes an annoyance or nuisance to the neighborhood.
• Architectural review & appeals: All exterior changes need prior written approval. The committee must respond within 30 days. If not approved, owners can appeal to the Board of Directors, who hold a hearing within 30 days of the request.
• Security measures & pools: Cameras and motion detectors allowed on your lot. Perimeter fencing (min 4 ft, max 6 ft) must be approved and built of masonry or wrought iron—no barbed wire, chain link, or vinyl. Swimming pool enclosures (black metal frames with clear or black mesh) allowed with approval, max 6 ft high.

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.