Waterwood Policies
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The residential
lots/properties in the Waterwood subdivisions are controlled and
protected by Protective Covenants (a k a Deed Restrictions or
Declaration of Restrictions). Owners and users of these properties are required to
comply with the Covenants. The Covenants were established
by the developer at the time a subdivision was platted and
developed for residential homes. They are on file at the Clerk’s office of San Jacinto CountyTexas. In general, the Covenants set
forth certain standards for maintenance, upkeep, use, and
property improvement in order to preserve the natural setting
and beauty of Waterwood, establish a harmonious and
aesthetically pleasing lot development process, and to protect
and promote the value of Waterwood properties.
The Architectural Control Board (ACB), a standing WIA committee, is the body established by the governing documents to administer the Covenants. The ACB oversees permits for new construction or improvements and enforces property usage Covenants. The Waterwood Policies for Residential Lots document sets forth key Protective Covenants along with governing interpretations, additional rules, regulations, and requirements. As such, it provides a quick reference to property usage and maintenance requirements, new construction/improvement requirements, and permitting process steps. The initial release of the document was approved by the WIA Board of Directors in March, 2004, and was filed of record with the County Clerk ’s office of San Jacinto County , Texas . The document is subject to change without notice. The WIA staff can assist you with any questions or, if needed, to arrange an appointment with the ACB (meets monthly). |
Waterwood Policies for Residential Lots
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Waterwood
Policies for Residential Lots
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