Dominion of Pleasant Valley Homeowner's Association, Inc.

What Dominion of Pleasant Valley Homeowner's Association, Inc.'s governing documents say

This is a single-family homeowner association (HOA) called Dominion of Pleasant Valley in Wylie, TX. The provided records are a mix of board resolutions setting HOA policies and individual lot declarations that bind current and future owners. The rules cover records access, payment plans, and display of flags, rainwater systems, and religious items.

• Records access & copying: Homeowners can inspect and copy association records by written request. Copying costs are $0.10 per standard page, with specific charges for nonstandard media and $18/hr for document retrieval, plus optional shipping.
• Payment plans for assessments: Owners with delinquent assessments may qualify for a payment plan of 3 to 18 months, with board approval. Default occurs on any missed payment, and the owner becomes ineligible for future plans for two years.
• Flag display: Permitted flags (U.S., Texas, military, etc.) may be displayed from a pole attached to the house or a free-standing pole, with a maximum flag size of 3'x5'. Free-standing poles need ACC approval and must meet setback and height restrictions (e.g., at least 14' tall, not closer to a neighbor's house than the pole height).
• Rainwater recovery systems: Rainwater barrels and tanks must be screened from public view, except that a rain barrel up to 55 gallons may be visible if it's painted a single blend color and placed close to the structure. All systems need ACC approval.
• Religious items display: Religious items may be displayed without ACC approval as long as they don't threaten public safety, violate law, or contain patently offensive content. The HOA may remove items displayed in violation.
• Arbitration clauses in lot declarations: Many individual lot declarations include mandatory binding arbitration clauses for construction and warranty disputes against the seller/builder. These apply to the original buyer and future owners while the declaration is in effect (typically 15 years).
• What this document doesn't cover: This compilation is partial — it includes board policies and individual lot declarations, but not the full master CC&Rs for the community. Topics like architectural review, pets, leasing, and maintenance responsibilities are not fully addressed in the provided text.

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.