Fulshear, TX HOA Rules: CC&R Enforcement (2026)
Key Facts
- Citation
- CDO § 28-1-10
- Effect
- City won't enforce HOA covenants
- Scope
- Private easements, covenants, deed restrictions
- Adopted
- Ordinance No. 2020-1331, Sept. 2020
Summary
Fulshear's development code does not override private HOA covenants or deed restrictions, and the city will not enforce one property owner's private agreement against another.
This CDO shall not interfere with, abrogate or annul any private easement, covenant, deed restriction, or other agreement between private parties. Nor shall the city enforce any private agreement entered into by one private party against another private party.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: rev 4849270; v4 updated 2026-05-19).
Full Breakdown
Under CDO § 28-1-10, Fulshear's Coordinated Development Ordinance does not interfere with, abrogate, or annul any private easement, covenant, deed restriction, or other agreement between private parties, meaning a homeowners association's rules can stand alongside or exceed city zoning and development standards. The flip side: city hall stays out of it. The ordinance also states the city will not enforce a private agreement entered into by one private party against another, so HOA covenant disputes are a civil matter between the association and the homeowner, not code enforcement.
Violations & Fines
None from the city. Fulshear won't enforce HOA covenants itself. Violating your HOA's deed restrictions is a private civil matter between you and the association, not a code-enforcement case.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Fulshear's city code override my HOA's rules?
Will Fulshear enforce my HOA's deed restrictions for me?
Sources & Official References
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