60 Day Ballot Initiative

A 60-Day Ballot Initiative began on January 10, 2015 and ended on Tuesday, April 7, 2015 where homeowners voted on proposed amendments to the 2009 CC&Rs & Bylaws.

Review the proposed amendments and/or view/download  the vote tally results including detailed reports & graphs that can also be broken down between Phase 1 & 2.  Additionally, you can also view &/or download the actual ballots.  

*All members were afforded no less than 60 days from the time they received their ballot, to cast their votes.

Posts Related to the Ballot Initiative

Homeowners Approve Amendments to CC&Rs & Bylaws!!!
April 7, 2015 - "Covenants" CC&Rs, Ballot Initiative, Board Related, Bylaws, Governing Documents, Property Code-Texas, Records, Voting & Elections - Comments Off
approved

It’s official!  The Homeowners have spoken! During tonight’s Board meeting, the votes in the Ballot Initiative were tallied and recorded resulting in at least sixty-seven percent (67%) of all homeowners in Quail Creek approving all amendments to the CC&Rs (Initiative #1) except for Amendments to Articles 4.8b, 4.8h, & 8.2.   Seventy-one percent (71%) of homeowners also approved the newly amended Bylaws (Initiative #2).  The amendment loosening the garbage can restriction (Initiative #3A) passed with sixty-nine percent (69%) support and the amendment to loosen the restriction on signs (Initiative 3B) also passed, capturing seventy-five percent (75%). However, sixty-seven percent (67%)  of homeowners rejected the amendment loosening the trailer restriction (Initiative #3C), where it garnered just thirty-three percent (33%), or one-third(1/3)…

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“Recount of Votes Policy” Adopted in Advance of Ballot Initiative Vote Tally
March 5, 2015 - Ballot Initiative, Board Meetings, Governing Documents, Policies, Property Code-Texas, Voting & Elections - Comments Off
Recount

A Recount of Votes Policy was adopted during Tuesday’s regular Board meeting to help ensure that the Association will not be responsible for the costs associated with such a request.  The policy mirrors Texas Property Code Section 209.0057(b), which requires any party making the request to pay all costs associated with a recount unless the recount changes the results of a vote, wherein the Association would then be responsible to reimburse the requesting party/parties. This comes on the heels of a frivolous open-records request by a homeowner who was demanding that the Association (fellow homeowners) foot the bill for the time…

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Notable Changes to Texas Property Code
January 1, 2012 - "Covenants" CC&Rs, Ballot Initiative, Board Meetings, Board Related, Bylaws, FAQ, Financials, Governance, Governing Documents, Meeting Agendas, Meeting Minutes, Membership Meeting Minutes, News & Notable, Official Notice, Policies, Property Code-Texas, Records, Voting & Elections - Comments Off
Change - Blue Button

The 2011 Texas Legislature enacted major changes to the Texas Property Code, especially as it relates to HOA’s.  These changes, most of which went into effect on January 1, 2012, have had a dramatic impact on Quail Creek and the manner in which we are governed.   These changes have been highlighted in the attached document.