FAQs   

Please see the following page for more information: Amenity Center

Please refer to the following page and form: Architectural Control

At the bottom of this page: HOA Board

There are many advantages to living in a homeowners association. Just drive through many of the old developments that do not have a homeowners association and you can immediately notice the difference. Associations help protect your property value and assist in creating a pleasant place to live for years to come. Communities with a homeowners association usually feature attractive combinations of well-designed homes and landscaped open spaces. The houses may even cost less than traditional housing due to more efficient use of land. Many associations feature parks, pools and other amenities, often too expensive for you to own alone, can be yours through shared ownership. So now you have a chance to enjoy the pool, basketball court, or other recreational facilities that may have been unaffordable previously. What’s more, you won’t have direct responsibility for maintenance, so you won’t have to clean the pool, fix the basketball nets, etc.

By delivering services at the direction of their members, community associations meet the expectations of residents by working to provide a clean, well-maintained living environment, preserving the nature of the community and protecting property values. Many times we have a homeowner call our office upset and frustrated over receiving a compliance letter, only to call the next week asking for the association’s help in correcting an issue with their neighbor.

Cooperation and compliance are accomplished through governing documents that typically address architectural guidelines (dealing with items such as additions, decks, landscaping, paint colors, maintenance of the yard, fence, and house) and rules pertaining to issues such as noise, pets and parking. Enforced fairly and equitably, these documents guide the management and governance of the association and are generally consistent with zoning and other provisions of the larger civil community in which the association is located.

Please refer to the following page: Contact us

You will need to correct the violation that is noted in the letter. You do not need to contact our office to notify us that the violation has been corrected, unless a daily fine is being incurred as a result of the violation. We will review your home during the next scheduled community review and will close out all violations that have been corrected. Additional letters are sent if a violation is not corrected by the next scheduled community review and a fine or forced maintenance may be incurred by the homeowner.

Please refer to the following page: HOA Documents

Please check our main page, the event calendar, or the Amenity Center Calendar for the next HOA meeting date and time: Event Calendar, Amenity Center Calendar

No. Any person who becomes an Owner in Presidential Meadows is automatically a Member of the Association. Membership is mandatory. Every Member is subject to the requirements of the governing documents.

Report any speeding or other crimes to Travis County.

911 for emergencies or (512) 974-0845, Option 3 for non-emergencies

Click the Report a Violation button at the top of any page on this website.

Please refer to the following page: Light Pole Out

Pool Rules

Please refer to the following page: Pool

Please fill out and submit the following form: Pool Key Application