Page 1 of 6 D219161261 7/24/201912:27PM PGS6 Fee: $36.00 Submitter: CSC ERECORDING SOLUTIONS Electronically Recorded by Tarrant County Clerk in Official Public Records Man: : Nu oar \ Mary Louise Nicholson Augusta Meadows Homeowners Association INC.
COVENANT ENFORCEMENT AND FINE POLICY WHEREAS, the Declaration for Augusta Meadows Homeowners Association was recorded on 1/6/2017 as Document Number D217004409 in the Real Property Records of Tarrant County Texas; WHEREAS, the Board of Directors shall have the powers and duties necessary for the administration of the affairs of the Association and for the operation and maintenance of the properties in keeping with the character and quality of the area in which they are located, as stated in Article 11.8.2 WHEREAS, the Board of Directors finds a need to establish a policy to aid in the enforcement of rul unauthorized alterations and/or additions to the exterior of any lot within the Association.
NOW THEREFORE, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HEREBY RESOLVES TH¥ OR following Covenant Enforcement and Fine Policy (“Policy”) is adopted; Violations. Any condition, use, activity, or improvement which does y Governing Documents is a “violation” subject to his Enforcement \Policy. Purgudnt to Article 11 of the Declaration, the Boatd may consider each day the violation ptepare a report which may include thefollowing” a) Description of the violation.
b) Give the owner a reasofi e o cure the violation.
c) Advising the 30 days.
to a hearing as set forth under Section 209.006 within by regular first-class mail. The “Formal Notice” provides the Owner 14] calendar days to cure the Violation.
3. Final Notice of Violation: If the previously reported Violation (by “Formal Notice”) is not cured in the
-class mail. The “Formal Notice” provides the Owner 14] calendar days to cure the Violation.
3. Final Notice of Violation: If the previously reported Violation (by “Formal Notice”) is not cured in the time frame set forth in Paragraph 2, the Association may send the Owner of the Lot in question written 28 Page 2 of 6 legal notice by regular first-class and certified mail, return receipt requested. The “Final Notice” provides the Owner thirty (30) calendar days to cute the Violation. If the violation in not cured in the set forth timeframe the Owner may be subject to fines, “self-help” and/or legal proceedings; which may be charged back to the Owner.
a. The Final Notice will inform the owner of his/her right to assert and protect his/her rights as a member of the Armed Forces of the United States. The protected individual or family member shall send written notice of the active duty military service to the sender of the Notice of Violation immediately.
b. The Owner does have a right to request a hearing as set forth in Section 209.006 i Formal Notice “Final Notice In the event the violation is deemed to be an me } the Association is not required by law to provide ected the violation within the time period specified in the Final Notice ing, the Board of Directors may impose a fine in the amount of $25, and certified mail, retuen receipt requested.
Notice of Third Fine: If the owner has not corrected the violation within 30 dayas from the date of Second Notice of Fine, the Board of Directors may impose a fine in the amount of $100, one hundred dollars, the Board will send a Page 3 of 6 30 The Formal Notice of Fine (the “Fine Notice”) to the Owner. The Formal Notice of Fine (the “Fine Notice”) will be sent by regular and certified mail, return receipt requested.
ll send a Page 3 of 6 30 The Formal Notice of Fine (the “Fine Notice”) to the Owner. The Formal Notice of Fine (the “Fine Notice”) will be sent by regular and certified mail, return receipt requested.
Notice of Subsequent Fines: If the owner has not cortected the violation within 30 days from the date of the Third Formal Notice of Fine (the “Fine Notice”) and Subsequent Fine Notice(s), the Board of Directors may impose a fine in the amount of $100, one hundred dollars, (for each occurrence within 30 days of each), the Board will send a formal Notice of Fine (the “Fine Notice”) to the Owner. The Notice of Fine will be sent by regular and certified mail, return receipt requested.
Fining will not exceed $500.00 for a single violation, ‘Fine Schedule 1* Fine: $25 2nd Fine $5000 31 Fine: $100 Lo 3. Ne lot may be used in any way that: (1) may reasonably be considered annoying to neighbors; (2) may be calculated to reduce the desirability of the Property as a residential neigh borhood; (3) may damage the reputation of the property or of the Association; (4) may endanger the health or safety of residents of other lots; (5) may result in the cancellation of insurance on the property; or (6) is unlawful. The board has the sole 10.
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Page 4 of 6 at authority to determine what constitutes an annoyance. This section may not be constructed to create a duty for the association to monitor, identify, and pursue violations of public Jaw or other acts that may be considered annoyances.
Both the lot and the dwelling must be maintained in a manner so as not to be unsightly when viewed from the street or neighboring lots.
The Driveway portion of a lot may not be used for any purpose that interferes with its ongoing use as a route
ned in a manner so as not to be unsightly when viewed from the street or neighboring lots.
The Driveway portion of a lot may not be used for any purpose that interferes with its ongoing use as a route of vehicular access to the garage.
Each owner must maintain the fences on his lot in a condition and appearanice that isf¢ ensu ith the neighborhood, © Fires- such as campfires and trash burning- are prohibited on the pedperty. by the local fire code, residents may have outdoor flames used in connection with custdmAcy resid@Atials features that are designed for backyard use, such as grills, fireplaces, and fie pits, provided 4 are properly supervised.
Garage doors facing the street or common area should osed at all times except for limited periods when the resident is actively using the garage og whe nteting or exiting. Without the boards Ptior written approval, the garage may not be Néethy that regularly prevents cars from being parked in the garage.
A resident may display holiday feqGxdtiode, ‘subject to this Section and to the Associations right to regulate time, place, frequency, and shafiae i 5 that are visible from the street. Decorations, including lighting displays are permitted provide by gre customary for the residential neighborhoods of comparable density, (2) they are to sale ROLtiOnate to the size and setback of the home, (3) they do not create a noise or light disturbarice jehbors, (4) they are appropriate for the holiday, and (5) they are installed no theNo¢ and all improvements on the lot must be maintained by the owner in a manner that is contig ith the Community Standard defined in Article 1 of this Owner's Manual, and so as not to be unsighdpazhenh viewed from street, common areas, adjoin lots, or adjacent properties. The ARC is the
contig ith the Community Standard defined in Article 1 of this Owner's Manual, and so as not to be unsighdpazhenh viewed from street, common areas, adjoin lots, or adjacent properties. The ARC is the arbitrator of acceptable appearance standards.
A resident must exercise treasonable care to avoid making or permitting to be made loud, disturbing, or objectionable noises or noxious odors that are continuous or repetitive, and likely to disturb or annoy residents of neighboring homes who have common sensibilities.
31 Page 5 of 6 32 12. All vehicles on the property, whether owned or operated by the residents or their families and guests, are 13.
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subject to this section. Vehicles that are not prohibited below may park on the streets if the association or lecal government allows curbside parking, subject to the continuing right of the Association to adopt reasonable rules if circumstances wacrant.
Without prior weitten board approval, the following types of vehicles and vehicular equipment-mobile or otherwise- may not be kept, parked, or stored anywhere on the Property-including overnight pz streets and driveways-if the vehicle is visible from a street or from another lot; mobile homes, buses, trailers, boats, aircraft, inoperable vehicles, commercial truck cabs, trucks with tongage over dne ton, vehicles which are not customary passenger vehicles, and any vehicle which the board ey p be nuisance, unsightly, or inappropriate.
Even among the categories of permitted signs, the board may te that the Association directors unanimously consider to be (1) prdvokative, ry sensitivities of the Properties’ residents, (2) likely to incite ska enj ers category of residents or owners, (4) likely to negatively « the image-of the property as a desirable place to
dvokative, ry sensitivities of the Properties’ residents, (2) likely to incite ska enj ers category of residents or owners, (4) likely to negatively « the image-of the property as a desirable place to live and invest, or (5) otherwise inconsistent with the com standard... the right to lease a house is not the right to pot a "for lease" sign in the yard.
house, a sign in a window, or visible through a a neighboring home.
Unless accessory sheds are perry is Owner's Manual, improvements or structures of a temporary or mobile nature table sheds, and mobile homes, may not be placed on a lot if visible from a street.
Each owner, at the o (obs sé, must regularly maintain the yards on his lot at a standard that is commensurate borhood.
(Signato ty Fgllow] 32 Page 6 of 6 33 The State of Texas § The County of [Tarrant] § Executed by _iena Fernand?
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