Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do I have to be a member of the HOA?
    •  Yes.  Membership shall be appurtenant to and may not be separate from ownership of a Lot or Unit subject to the Maintenance Charge. 
  • What does my money go to?
    • Assessment income is used to pay the Association's bills.  These include, but are not limited to: landscape service on common area property (the front entrance and the retention pond),  Utilities (water and electric), repairs and maintenance needed to common area, 3rd party management fees, administrative expenses (this covers the cost of notices, copies, postage etc.) and legal counsel.
  • Does everyone pay the same?
    • Yes.  Each home is assessed the same amount annually. 
  • How does the HOA determine the amount of the annual assessment?
    • The budget is reviewed and adopted each year based on the expense seen and the anticipated expenses for the following year.  
  • What happens if I don't pay?
    •  When owners don't pay their assessment, this impacts the entire community. HOA funds are spent to send reminder bills with the potential of legal action taken.  Texas Property Code gives the Association the right to sue for foreclosure for past due assessments. 
  • Do I need permission to make improvements to my property? 
    •  Short Answer- YES.  Anything replacement, improvement, change etc. requires PRIOR Architectural Approval.  

If you have a question not on here, please do not hesitate to contact the management company at 281-480-2563.