HOA boards in Live Oak subdivisions must follow Texas Property Code Chapter 209, which requires open board meetings, 72-hour notice, and member access to most decisions.
Texas Property Code Chapter 209 (Residential Property Owners Protection Act) governs most single-family subdivisions in Live Oak and Bexar County. Boards must hold meetings open to all members, post notice at least 72 hours in advance (except in emergencies), and limit closed executive sessions to personnel, legal, contract negotiation, and delinquent account matters. Members have the right to record open meetings and access board meeting minutes. Section 209.0051 requires that votes by written ballot on matters such as dedicatory instrument amendments be tabulated in public. Violations can be challenged in district court and may result in mandamus relief against the association.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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