In our previous development proximate neighbors were required to be contacted prior to any project or variance was granted - simply to see if they had any objections. Our current development doesn't have that requirement but it would have just been a neighborly thing to do since our property...
Someone in our neighborhood is putting in a fence that basically surrounds the perimeter of their home. They submitted a variance for the fence and the old BOD/ACC approved it (the HOA was in the hands of the developer at that point so they acted as both). However, this is in direct violation...
No one else seems to be bothered by most of the issues I'm concerned about. For the most part people in here seem to be ok with letting the developer HOA operate as it wants to. I don't agree. I notified them via an email that I am not a member of their membership and to stop contacting me...
The covenants say nothing about allowing me to opt out. I was just wondering if there is some kind of specific Texas HOA law that would allow me to do that. I've looked at the Texas statutes but haven't been able to find anything. That's why I decided to ask my question here.
I am really upset with the HOA board of the development I live in (located in Bexar County). I don't agree with some of the variances they've granted regarding property improvements and feel like my expectations haven't been met. Can I legally opt out of the HOA? Can I write them a letter...