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Reata Features & Facts

• Underground utilities.
• Use your own builder and build whenever you want.
• Azle school district.
• Controlled entrance gate.
• Paved streets (owned and maintained by the association).
• Telephone service from AT&T.
• High speed Internet service (DSL) from AT&T.
• Electrical service from Tri-County Electric Co-Op.
• Septic systems and wells required.

SPECIAL NOTICE

The roads and streets of Reata Estates have a load limit of 45,000 pounds.  Trucks and equipment weighing more that 45,000 pounds can cause damage to the roads.  Please observe this limit.

Reata's Restrictions

Reata Estates has deed restrictions that specify the minimum house size, architectural details, plus other limitations.  The intent of these restrictions is to preserve the beauty of Reata, protect the investment of the owners, and to maintain property values.  See Reata's Covenants for more details.

Reata Estates Association

Reata Estates is governed by the Reata Estates Association, Inc., a non-profit corporation created, owned, and controlled by the individual owners.

There is no outside management company, and all functions of Reata Estates are managed by an elected board of directors who are property owners in Reata Estates.  Reata Estates has a part-time, resident administrator who reports to the board of directors.

Reata Estates Association, Inc. operates on a cash basis and has no debt.  See Reata's Articles of Incorporation for the purpose and powers of the corporation.

Architectural Control Committee

Reata Estates has an Architectural Control Committee (ACC) which enforces the covenants, restrictions, and guidelines.  The ACC is appointed by the board of directors, and each member owns property in Reata Estates.

Contact the ACC >>> Email

Need More Information?

For more information or questions, contact the board of directors >>> Email