About the Community

The Atascocita Meadows H.O.A. is a Texas Non-Profit Corporation whose purpose is to manage the facilities, activities and business of the community for the current and long-term benefit of all homeowners.

A full description of the purpose and authority of the Atascocita Meadows H.O.A. is contained in the Association's By-Laws. All property owners in Atascocita Meadows H.O.A. are automatically members of the Homeowners Association.

Size of the Association

The Association consists of 190 lots, all of which have houses built on them. Atascocita Meadows H.O.A. is located in the Northeast quadrant of Harris County Texas.

Maintenance Assessment

The Association collects an assessment in advance from each lot owner. Assessments are used to provide various services to the community which currently includes security and solid waste disposal among many others.

The maintenance assessment is payable annually on January 1. Any assessment not paid within thirty days after the due date bears interest at the rate of eighteen percent per annum. Goodwin & Company performs the billing and collection of maintenance fees.

Deed Restrictions

All properties in Atascocita Meadows H.O.A. are bound by "Deed Restrictions" which have the purpose of maintaining the quality of the neighborhood. A summary of these restrictions can be found in the Documents section of this website.

Architectural Review Committee

All external improvements or modifications to your house, such as the installation of a pool, a patio cover, a fence, or change in house colors, must be approved in advance by the Architectural Review Committee (the "ARC").

This is done to ensure quality improvements which will not detract from the value of your home or the neighborhood. The ARC has up to 30 days to evaluate home improvements, so please submit your plans for any improvements well in advance of your starting date.

Management

The affairs of the Association are managed by a Board of Trustees who volunteer their time for the benefit of the community. There are also several active committees composed of residents who perform vital tasks.

The day-to-day operations and management of community business are performed by a professional association management company, Goodwin & Company, at the direction of the Board of Trustees.