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COLES CROSSING COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC. Governing Documents Index Volume II COLES CROSSING COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC. Governing Documents Index Volume II Construction Guidelines Index Construction Guideline Original Revision Revision Revision Revision Revision 1 Antennas 12/99 U153190 2 Awnings 12/99 04/01 U153190 V002192 3 Basketball Goals (Permanent) 12/99 U153190 4 Basketball Goals (Portable) 12/99 12/00 U153190 U796116 5 Birdbath/Fountains/Statuary 12/00 U796116 6 Birdhouses/Birdfeeders 12/00 U796116 7 Covered Decks 12/99 05/05 02/12 09/12 U153190 Y493562 20120045930 20120443855 8 Driveways & Sidewalks 11/04 Y060176 9 Fence (Maintenance of Property 12/99 01/14 Appurtenant to Fencing) U153190 20150038185 10 Flags and Flagpoles 12/99 04/04 09/12 U153190 X515218 20120443855 11 Freestanding Enclosure 03/02 V666596 12 French Drains through Street Curb 12/00 U796116 13 Front Doors 02/12 09/12 20120045930 20120443855 14 Garage Conversions 01/13 02/13 20130247677 20130070142 15 Gazebos 12/99 05/01 U153190 W027025 16 Holiday Decorations 12/03 X267386 17 Lamp Posts 12/99 U153190 18 Outbuildings 12/99 U153190 19 Painting and Maintenance of Wood 12/99 05/05 08/07 02/12 09/12 05/13 Fences U153190 Y493562 20070468301 20120045930 20120443855 20130211205 863242.1 LMH 122252-00127 8/14/15 3 20 Palapa 03/04 X427397 21 Park Benches, Porch Swings & 12/99 12/00 Outdoor or Lawn Furniture U153190 U796116 22 Patio Enclosure 03/02 V666596 23 Planters, Clay Pots, Barrels, etc. 12/99 U153190 24 Playground Equipment and Swing 04/01 03/02 02/12 07/12 09/12 07/13 Sets V002192 V666596 20120045930 20120496245 20120443855 20130356759 (con’t) 05/15 20150200063 25 Rain Barrels 09/12 20120443855 26 Religious Displays 09/12 20120443855 27 Roofing Materials 09/12 20120443855 28 RV/Trailer Temporary Storage 12/03 X267386 29 Security Lights 12/99 U153190 30 Signs 12/99 U153190 31 Solar Panels 12/99 09/12 U153190 20120443855 32 Solar Screens 10/00 U796116 33 Storm Doors 12/99 U153190 34 Trash and Yard Debris 10/06 02/12 09/12 20060122174 20120045930 20120443855 35 Topiary 10/00 U796116 36 Weather Vanes 12/99 U153190 37 Window Treatments (Permanent) 12/03 X267386 38 Wrought Iron Fences, Gates, and 05/15 Driveway Gates 20150200062 863242.1 LMH 122252-00127 8/14/15 4 5?9-94-??35 WRITTEN CONSENT OP THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF COLES CROSSING COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC. Pursuant to ARTICLE III, SECTION C, ?OWERS AND DUTIES% SEcTION 1, POWERs of the Bylaws of Coles Crossing Community Association, Inc.; the undersigned being the Board of Directors of the Coles Crossing Community Association, Inc. (Corporation), do hereby consent to the adoption of the following resolution: RESOLVED, THAT THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ADOPTS THE ATTACHED ANTENNAE GUIDELINES. RESOLVED FURTHER, that the foregoing resolution is effective as of 1995 Alan Greenwood Janet Burkett Dorothy Dougherty Mott, Crossing Viond NicetinglResoluuons+Sign Outdclints,wpi 3/1.64 5?9-94:-2?.36 COLES CROSSING COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC. Rules and Regulations Pertaining to the Installation of Antennas August 25, 1998 Due to the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) rulings regarding antennas the Coles Crossing Community Association has adopted the following guidelines specifically related antenna installation. An antenna does not have to be submitted to the Architectural Modification Committee (AMC) as long as the aforementioned antenna complies strictly with the following guidelines: 1 The antenna and any mast must be located to the rear one-half (1/2) of the lot and must serve only improvements on the particular lot in which it is located. 2 To the extent feasible, the antenna and any mast, including its base and anchoring structure, shall not extend above the marline of the house located on the lot and shall not be visible from the frontage street or any adjoining street. 3 To the extent feasible, no antenna or mast shall be constructed or placed or permitted to remain on any utility easement or other easement or right•of-way located on any lot. 4 The antenna and any mast must be securely mounted to a base, so as to be able to withstand the effects of high winds or other extraordinary weather conditions; however, no guy wires or similar mounting apparatus will be allowed. No advertising slogans, logos, banners, signs, or any other printing or illustration whatsoever, other than that provided by the original manufacturer, shall be permitted upon or be attached to the antenna or mast. 6 No antenna shall ever be used for the transmission of'any signal Whatsoever and said antenna shall be for the purpose of receiving only normal through airwaves for television viewing purposes only. 7 No antenna shall be permitted to cause any distortion or interference whatsoever with respect to any other electronic device in the subdivision. 8 The antenna and any mast shall be a solid color consisting of whichever one of the colors best conforms with the color of the house located on the lot: white or black or shades of either brown, gray, or tan, 9 Each lot shall be permitted to have no more than one antenna and any related mast, as applicable, for each category of the following categories of video programming providers, to-wit: direct broadcast satellites, multi-channel multi- point distribution (wireless cable) providers, and television broadcast stations, •:‘ • : 5?9-94:2237, lithe antenna does not conform to the above mentioned guidelines it must be submitted to the ACC, prior to installation. In either case, the Association has the right to notification of installation of any antenna. Therefore, you must notify the Association via the notification form for conforming or non-conforming antennas. Each form is attached for your use. These guidelines are adopted under the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions for Coles Crossing and comply with the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) rulings regarding antennas. Pah.. President, COLES CROSSING C.A., INC. Date 5?9-94-?a r- Coles Crossing Community Association, Inc, Notice of Intent to install "Conforming" Antenna on an Individually-Owned or Exclusive-Use Area This notice of Intent to install applies only to conforming antennas as defined In the Coles Crossing Community Association, Mc. "Rules and Regulations Pertaining to the Installation of Antennas", Non-conforming antennas must submit an application for permission to install a non-conforming antennas. Homeowner(s) Name: If Rented, Tenant's Name:__ TENANT MOST ATTACH A COPY OF MK OWAllift'S WRITITIW MAIMS! ON Address of Property: Telephone Day: Telephone Evening: Type of Antenna: Antenna Size: Company Installing Antenna: Provide a Full Description of Installation Location: Date installation Performed: The undersigned certifies that installation of the above antenna is or will be in compliance with the Coles Crossing Community Association, Inc. rules and regulations related to installation of antennas. The undersigned assumes liability for ant damage to Association and other owner's property that occurs due to antenna installation, maintenance, and use. Signature(s): Printed Name(s): Date: t . • . 529-94-2?39 Coles Crossing Community Association, Inc. Application for Permission to Install "Non-Conforming" Antenna on Individually-Owned or Exclusive-Use Area Homeowner(s) Name: If Rented, Tenant's Name: TENANT Af UST ATTACII A COPY OF TUE OWNER"S WRITTEN PERMISSION Address of Property: Telephone Day: Telephone Evening: Type of Antenna: Antenna Size: Company Installing Antenna: Provide a Full Description of Installation Location: Provide a full description of each minimum condition which cannot be met and state reasons why each such minimum condition cannot be met (attach description on extra page if more space is required): The undersigned certifies that if installation of the above antenna is approved, the undersigned assumes liability for any damage to Association and other owner's property that occurs due to antenna installation, maintenance, and use. Signature(s): Printed Name(s): Date: t • U153190 529-94-2191' Original Recording of Dedicatory Instruments Name of Property Owners Association: Coles Crossing Community Association, Inc. (the "Association') 12/30/99 34435383 U153110 11113.0 Pursuant to Section 202.006, Texas Property Code, the Association flies the attached dedicatory Instruments. EXECUTED this the 30th day of December, 1999. W. AUSTI :ARSALOU Attorney in Fact THE STATE OF TEXAS 6 COUNTY OF HARRIS ti•-/ This instrument was acknowledged before me on This day by W. Austin Sarsaiou, Attorney In Fact for Coles Crosstng Community Association, Inc., a Texas nonprofit corporation, on behalf of said ( • corporation. Given under my hand and seal of office this the 30th day of December, 1999. ShateL, Notary Public, STATE OF TEXAS (4131 tr r MINIMUM ACCEPTABLE CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS COLES CROSSING AWNINGS V A. The minimum acceptable construction standards for installation of awnings are as follows: 4 a& g *A s Must be limited to the rear yard and not visible from the N 2. Awnings shall,..$61,placed on ground floor windows or over ground patio. 3. Awningxoloisshall match the color of the house. 4. Awnings shal113e s$214643Tors only and must be well maintained. r 1117 5. Coloring must be in. harn3ony with home. INNONIX NES f na AMOUR solumeastal nt tumult NOININEUNIONSEIN AM( SERUNNSKNOCUSSEINININEUI THE STATE Of TEXAS COUNTY oF mans worm* iha immuivis MO alibi/ SKIM Matt_ MW stopeNtxffluN aim INNON10.1iff OW* iiiffSANNINVOIN CoAl. hum M A 'a APR 23 2001 COUNTY CLERIC HAMS COUNTY, TEXAS Revised April 2001 THIS SET OF MINIMUM ACCEPTABLE CONSTRUCTION STANDARD PROMULGATED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE DECLARATION OF 14 PROTECTIVE COVENANTS FOR COLES CROSSING. • Y002192 Supplemental Recording of Dedicatory Instruments $13.00 04/23/01 101551331 V002192 I Name of Property Owners Association: Coles Crossing Community Associati Inc. (the "Association") Pursuant to Section 202.006, Texas Property Code, the Association files the attached dedicatory instruments.
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