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Richardson, TX HOA Rules: Assessment & Dues (2026)

Light Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Application
TX Property Code 209.0063 sets payment application order
Fees
30-day delinquency notice required before late fees
Members Entitled
Members entitled to 3-month payment plan
Foreclosure Requires
Foreclosure requires court order under 209.0092
Special Assessments
Special assessments typically need member vote

Summary

HOA assessments in Richardson are collected under the authority of recorded dedicatory instruments and Texas Property Code Chapter 209. State law requires priority of payment application, notice before foreclosure, and a member right to a payment plan.

Sec. 209.0061. ASSOCIATION POLICY; FINES. (a) This section does not apply to a property owners' association that is not authorized by the association's dedicatory instrument to levy a fine.(b) A property owners' association board shall adopt an enforcement policy regarding the levying of fines by the property owners' association. The policy must include:(1) general categories of restrictive covenants for which the association may assess fines;(2) a schedule of fines for each category of violation; and(3) information regarding hearings described by Section 209.007.(c) The enforcement policy adopted pursuant to Subsection (b) may reserve the board's authority to levy a fine from the schedule of fines that varies on a case-by-case bas

Source: Richardson Code of OrdinancesView official code

Full Breakdown

Richardson HOAs may levy regular and special assessments as authorized by the recorded declaration. Texas Property Code 209.0063 requires payments to be applied in a specific order: delinquent assessments first, then current assessments, then attorney fees, and finally fines. Associations must send a written notice of delinquency giving at least 30 days to cure before late fees or collection costs accrue. Under 209.0062, any member has the right to request a payment plan of at least three months with no further fees or interest, provided they have not defaulted on a plan in the prior two years. Non-judicial foreclosure of the HOA assessment lien requires both court approval (209.0092) and proper notice. Special assessments generally require a vote of the membership under the terms of the declaration. Richardson does not impose additional local assessment procedures.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I request a payment plan for HOA dues?
Yes. Texas Property Code 209.0062 gives members the right to a plan of at least three months without added fees or interest.
How are partial payments applied?
By statute, payments apply first to delinquent assessments, then current assessments, then attorney fees, and last to fines.
Can the HOA foreclose on my home?
Only after obtaining a court order under Texas Property Code 209.0092 and providing required statutory notices.

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