Approval, height, materials and where fences may go. 6 rules found.
Rules for everyone
✓ In force Applies to: All phases
Fences are Improvements needing ACC approval; no fence, wall or planting that obstructs sight lines without specific ACC approval; setbacks do not bar fences/landscaping as provided
Note: 2012 Fence Guidelines (no fence beyond front corner of home, Phases 1-3) are guidance
ACC Fence Guidelines: ACC approval before install; survey with location; coordinate with neighbors (objections do not defeat conforming requests); no alleys between fences; not in drainage/flood zone; wrought iron black; wood cedar/pressure-treated, framing inward, stained; concrete stained; chain link "colored vinyl"; barbed/T-bar/hog/chicken wire, vinyl, electrical prohibited; 48"-72" height, above 72" special request; not flush to ground
Note: Guidelines, ACC may modify case by case. NOTE: 48-72" height and vinyl chain link ARE in these recorded guidelines, not only on the 2025 form
Perimeter (security) fence needs ACC approval of type/design/height/color/material; front-of-lot enclosure "black wrought iron or its decorative equivalent, not to exceed four feet"
Note: Tex. Prop. Code 202.023 controls on conflict
Phase 3: fences may not extend beyond front of dwelling without approval and in no event closer than 75 ft to front lot line; "ornamental iron, masonry, rock, wood"; no barbed wire, T-bar, hog/chicken wire or chain-link unless approved
Note: 2012 Guidelines allow vinyl-coated chain link generally; Phase 3 covenant bars chain link unless ACC approves
Phase 4: no fence closer to front than rear corner of dwelling; corner lots 30 ft from side street; "ornamental iron, steel or chain link"; no wood or vinyl unless approved; pools must be fully enclosed (Tex. Health & Safety Code 757)