Elliott Ranch Governing Documents

Common Violations

The following are the most common violations received by Elliott Ranch residents. According to Chapter 209.006 of the Texas Property Code, violations are considered to be either curable or uncurable. We recommend that all residents review all our Governing Documents to make sure that they are in compliance at all times. However, the Board of Directors understands that there are circumstances that cannot be avoided. If you receive a violation letter and do not agree with the violation, you have the option to request (within 30 days) a 209 Hearing before the Board of Directors to state your case. To request a 209 hearing, please contact the Management Company.

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Violation Curable	Referenced Rule
Vehicles parked on lawn	Amended and Restated Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions, Article 3. Land Use, subsection (g)
Mowing, weeding and edging	Amended and Restated Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions, Article 3. Land Use, subsection (l)
Repair/replace fence boards or staining	Filed December 11, 2012. Fee Resolution and Updated Guidelines for Fee Resolution, Fence Guidelines and Outbuilding Guidelines
Barking dogs	Amended and Restated Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions, Article 3. Land Use, subsection (f)
Trucks, Trailer, RV's and commercial vehicles	Filed September 9, 2016. Amendment further defines the rules concerning trucks, recreational vehicles, boats/trailers and storage and vehicle repair
Trash cans	Amended and Restated Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions, Article 3. Land Use, subsection (k)
Violation Noncurable	Referenced Rule
Fireworks	Amendments and new rules concerning suspension of privileges/fines, street rules, motorized vehicles in common area and fireworks, section 8 Note: In accordance with §209.0059. RIGHT TO VOTE, the Board of Directors cannot suspend a homeowner's voting privileges for any violations.