Wylie Sage Creek Residential Association

What Wylie Sage Creek Residential Association's governing documents say

This is an Architectural Control Committee (ACC) guidelines update for the Wylie Sage Creek Residential Association, a single-family home HOA in Wylie, TX. It binds all homeowners and adds specific rules for rain barrels, compost piles, solar devices, flags, and flagpoles—all of which require prior ACC approval. It is not a complete rulebook; other governing documents (CC&Rs, bylaws) contain additional restrictions.

• Architectural review process: All installations of rain barrels, compost piles, solar devices, flags, and flagpoles must submit written plans to the ACC. The ACC has 30 business days after receiving all required materials to approve or disapprove. No installation may occur without prior written approval.
• Rain barrels & compost piles: The ACC regulates color, wording, size, and materials. These items may be required to be behind a fence or patio. Plans must be submitted and approved before installation or display.
• Solar energy devices: Solar devices must be on the roof, in a fenced yard, or patio. If roof-mounted, they cannot extend above the roofline, must conform to roof slope, and have silver/bronze/black tone framing/piping. They cannot be in association-owned or common areas. Installation without ACC approval is prohibited. The device may not create a nuisance or void warranties.
• Flags & flagpoles: Only flags of the United States, Texas, or official U.S. armed forces flags are allowed. One flagpole per lot, maximum two flags per lot. No flag larger than 4' x 6'. Lighting must not cause nuisance. Flagpoles must be permanently constructed and harmonious with the dwelling. Display must comply with state and federal flag codes. Prior ACC approval required.
• What this document doesn't cover: This update only covers rain barrels, compost piles, solar devices, flags, and flagpoles. It does not address other common HOA rules such as parking, pets, landscaping, paint colors, leasing, or assessments. Those are likely found in the community's 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.