Fountain Village Home Owners Association · Granbury, Texas
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Homeowner information

The things homeowners ask about most, in one place. Jump to dues, changing something on your home, rules and enforcement, or the questions we get most.

Dues and assessments

Board to confirm

This section will state, in plain words: the current dues amount, how often they are due and on what dates, who the check is made payable to, the address to mail it to, whether there is an online option, and what happens if a payment is late. This is the single most-asked question on any HOA website and it should never require a phone call.

Questions about your account go to our Treasurer, Rene Baker: prenebaker@gmail.com.

Changing something on the outside of your home

Under the Fountain Village Restrictive Covenants, exterior work needs written approval from the Architectural Control Committee before it starts. That includes new construction, fences, exterior materials, roofing and setback variances.

  1. Fill out the application

    Open the application below, print it, and complete every line that applies to your project.

  2. Attach your plans

    Include your plans and specifications, a site plan, and an engineered foundation plan if one applies. Colors, materials and dimensions should be clear enough that the committee does not have to guess.

  3. Send it to the committee

    Submit the completed application to the Architectural Control Committee, chaired by Diane Lemasters.

    Board to confirm

    The email address or drop-off point for completed applications, how often the committee meets, the cutoff for being on the next agenda, and how long a decision normally takes. Naming those dates is what stops the follow-up phone calls.

  4. Wait for the written decision

    The committee returns the application marked either approved or denied, with an explanation if it is denied. Approval does not waive any part of the Restrictive Covenants and does not replace any Hood County or City of Granbury requirement — you are still responsible for any permit those require.

  5. Keep the site clean while you build

    The owner and builder are responsible for keeping the construction site clean and free of debris for the entire construction period.

Open the Architectural Control Committee application (print this)

FOUNTAIN VILLAGE ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL COMMITTEE APPLICATION

The attached plans, specifications, site plan and engineered foundation (if applicable) are hereby submitted to the Fountain Village Architectural Control Committee for approval on the following property in Fountain Village Addition, Hood County, Texas.

Lot # ______________   Address ________________________________________________

Owner _________________________________________________________________________

Phone (Res) ____________________   Office/Mobile ______________________________

Builder ________________________   Phone/Mobile ______________________________

Type of improvements: Residence __________  Fence __________  Other ______________

Living area __________ sq. ft.   Exterior materials ________________________________

Roofing material ____________________________   Roof pitch ______________________

Setback lines: Front __________  Right side __________  Left side __________  Rear __________

Variance requested: Yes __________  No __________  If yes, explain ____________________

_______________________________________________________________________________

I/We do hereby acknowledge that we have received, read and understood the Fountain Village Restrictive Covenants and do agree to abide by such Covenants. It is further understood that any approval of plans, specifications and/or variances by the Fountain Village Architectural Control Committee in no way voids all or part of the Restrictive Covenants of Fountain Village nor is it intended to replace or supersede any municipal ordinances.

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Applicant’s signature                                          Date

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Applicant’s signature                                          Date

NOTE: IT IS HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGED THAT THE BUILDER/OWNER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR KEEPING SAID CONSTRUCTION SITE CLEAN AND FREE OF DEBRIS FOR THE ENTIRE CONSTRUCTION PERIOD.

For Fountain Village Architectural Control Committee use

Date received ____________________   Date approved ____________________

_______ The attached plans, as submitted, have been found to be in full compliance and intent with the Restrictive Covenants of Fountain Village and are hereby APPROVED for construction.

_______ The attached plans, as submitted, have NOT been found to be in full compliance and intent with the Restrictive Covenants of Fountain Village and, therefore, approval is DENIED.

Explanation ___________________________________________________________________

EXECUTED FOR FOUNTAIN VILLAGE ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL COMMITTEE BY:

_________________________________   _________________________________

_________________________________   _________________________________

Rules and enforcement

Fountain Village is governed by its recorded Covenants and Bylaws, and by Rules and Regulations adopted by the board. The board also maintains a published schedule of violations and fines so that enforcement is consistent and predictable for everyone.

To raise a concern about a possible violation, write to fountainvillage3317@gmail.com rather than approaching a neighbor directly. Put the address and the date in your note.

Questions we get most often

Do I need approval to paint my house or replace my fence?

Yes. Exterior changes need written approval from the Architectural Control Committee before the work starts, including paint colors, fencing, roofing and exterior materials. Here is how to apply.

How do I reserve the clubhouse for a family gathering?

The clubhouse is available to residents for private functions. See the schedule and how to reserve it.

Where do I find the covenants and bylaws?

All of the association’s governing documents are on the Documents & Forms page, with the date of each one shown so you can see what is current.

I am selling my home. What does the title company need?

Title companies and realtors normally need the recorded covenants and bylaws, the current rules, and a statement of the account balance for the property.

Board to confirm

Who handles resale certificates and account statements, what the association charges for them, and how long they take.

Who takes care of the common areas and the front entrance?

The Beautification Committee, chaired by Sue White, oversees the common grounds. Concerns about the entrance, the fountain or the common landscaping can go to fountainvillage3317@gmail.com.

Is there a Fountain Village page on social media?

Any Fountain Village social media group is run by residents and is not an official channel of the association. This website and email from the board are the official sources for HOA notices.