Birmingham Homeowners' Association

What Birmingham Homeowners' Association's governing documents say

This is a set of amendments and supplements to the governing documents of Birmingham Homeowners' Association, a single-family HOA in Wylie, TX. The documents update the HOA's fine schedule and design standards, and they bind all homeowners in the community.

• Fines for violations: The HOA can fine homeowners for violations like architectural issues, parking problems, nuisances, and other rule breaches. Fines range from $100 one-time for minor issues up to $500 per month for serious or uncured violations, and repeat offenses can cost more.
• Architectural review: Homeowners must get approval before making exterior changes, including painting, fences, sheds, pools, and other structures. The design standards list approved stain colors and prohibit certain materials like plastic siding, mirrored glass, and bright masonry.
• Fences and sheds: Fences must be natural wood or stained with approved colors; chain link, lattice, and plastic are not allowed. Sheds must have sidewalls no taller than 8 feet and roofs no higher than 10 feet from the base, and they need approval.
• Landscaping and yards: Lawns must be kept trimmed and weed-free. Artificial plants are not allowed, and decorative rock in front/side yards can't exceed 10% of the yard area. A defined flower bed across the front of the house is required.
• Basketball goals and pools: Only one basketball goal per lot is allowed, and it must be pole-mounted, not attached to the house. Above-ground pools over 750 gallons must meet city requirements, and pool equipment can't be in the front yard or on common fences.
• Antennas and satellite dishes: Satellite dishes and antennas that receive video programming are allowed, but they must be installed behind or on the side of the house, screened from the street.
• What this document doesn't cover: These are amendments to the HOA's enforcement policy and design standards, not the full set of rules. They don't include details on assessments, leasing restrictions, or pet rules, which are in the original Declaration and other governing documents.

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.