Why do we have an Association?
As outlined in our
Articles of Incorporation, the Turtle Creek Village Owners Association is a non-profit corporation and operates for nonprofit purposes pursuant to the
Texas Nonprofit Corporation Act. The Association is formed for the sole purpose of providing for the acquisition, construction, management, maintenance, and care of Association-owned properties, such as the pool, playground, and park areas. The Association's powers, privileges, duties, and obligations are set forth in our Governing Documents:
Amended and Restated Bylaws (Bylaws)
and
Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (Declaration).
All new owners (association members) should receive a copy of the
Bylaws and
Declaration, along any other legal documents, either electronically via a closing portal or hard copy at their closing meeting, unless requested in advance.
How is the Association Organized and Managed?
Our Association consists of a Master Association and a Condo Sub-Association. As described in
About Turtle Creek Village, the Master Association consists of all Members (single-family, townhome, and condo owners). The two condominium sections are organized as a Condo Sub-Association of the Master. This website provides information mostly related to the Master Association operations, with some very basic Condo Sub-Association information.
The Master Association is governed by a three-person
Board of Directors (Board), elected by the Association Members. The Board has the power and duty to administer the Association operations, by partnering with a management company, as specified in our
Bylaws and
Declaration.
Board of Directors - Master.
The Master Board of Directors contracts with a
management company, who is responsible for carrying out the decisions of the Board, assisting in administering Association operations and maintenance of Turtle Creek Village, including common properties, such as the pool, playscape, and park areas.
The Condo Sub-Association Board contracts with their
management company for similar services.
Is Association Membership Optional?
As specified in our
Declaration, TCV is a
mandatory homeowners association. If you own a TCV property, you
must be a member of the association and pay assessments. Every association member is also subject to the specifications, requirements, and regulations set forth in our
Bylaws and
Declaration.
Association membership ceases only when the member legally transfers ownership of the Turtle Creek Village property (e.g., by sale, gift, deed, trust, life estate deed, or other legal method) and is no longer a named owner. The subsequent named owner becomes the association member for that property.
Management Company for sale or refinance information.
Pool Information for more about the pool, including:
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