Cotton Crossing Owners Association -

This is Cotton Crossing. Here, life returns to a simpler time. Beautifully crafted homes reflect timeless architectural character with a Texas flare. Neighbors greet one another as they sit on their front porches, or watch the sunset from the ample green spaces.

Cotton Crossing is very well located. Within walking distance of Historic Gruene Texas which features attractions like Texas oldest dance hall Gruene Hall, The world renown Grist Mill Restaurant and Gruene General Store where you can still get hand scooped ice cream.

Cotton Crossing, The Simple Life in the Texas Hill Country.

Notice of Annual Meeting

4/23/2022

NOTICE OF 2022 ANNUAL MEETING Dear Homeowners, The Annual Meeting of the Cotton Crossing Homeowners Association will be held on Wednesday, May 18, 2022, at 6:00 p.m., at the greenbelt space located near the circle off Hanz. Please bring a chair or a blanket to sit on. If you would like assistance with carrying your chair, please let a Board member know. The meeting will be held for the following purposes: 1) To transact any other properly presented business. 2022 Annual Meeting Agenda Subject to Change 1. Welcome and Introductions 2. 2022 Financial Report 3. Compliance Update 4. Maintenance Reminders 5. Architectural Review Committee Report 6. Goodwin Update 7. Waterway Update 8. Social Update 9. Homeowner Questions and Concerns More details on the Town Square App https://townsq.io

2022 Community Garage Sale-Spring Edition!

4/1/2022

We have added a Spring Date to our annual community wide Garage Sale. Friday April 1st and Saturday April 2nd. 8am until 1pm (or longer if you wish). If you leave your address on our private Facebook Group or through the Town Square app, we plan on printing maps for locations of homes that will be participating.

New Management Company Information

8/6/2021

Dear Homeowners, The Board of Directors of the Cotton Crossing Owner's Association have recently appointed Goodwin & Company as its new management company, effective August 1, 2021.This letter has also been sent via USPS with your new personalized account number. You may access your community website by visiting www.goodwintx.com and entering your community name in the upper right-hand corner. Select your association name and click the magnifying glass; you will be redirected to your association website in a new window.

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We have created a new Facebook Private Group exclusively for Homeowners. Search Groups on Facebook for Cotton Crossing Home Owners Association and request to join. You must be a property owner in Cotton Crossing to join. Keep up with all the latest happenings with this group. The old Facebook "Page" will be discontinued. Join Here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/306027707560413Read More

Date: 6/26/2021 11:12 AM
Location Online Event

Annual Assesment

5/6/2020

Just a reminder HOA yearly assessment is $434 and due by 1/31/2022. Statements have been mailed out and available on Town Square. Thank You!

Do I need approval to paint my home?

Yes. Any and all changes to the exterior of homes within the Cotton Crossing Community are required by our Deed Restrictions to have an "Homeowner Project Approval Request" submitted to the Architectural Review Committee (ARC). You may find this form in the Town Square APP via our management company-Goodwin. https://townsq.io/.

Who maintains the area between the curb and the sidewalk?

The easement between the street/curb and up to and including the sidewalks are the responsibility of the homeowner and not the HOA. (City Ord, No. 2005-75, section 114-3, 114-4). Mowing, edging , weed eating and any tree trimming and or removal is normal homeowner maintenance. This includes any needed sidewalk repairs.

When are my HOA fees due?

HOA billing for Homeowner dues are sent out the end of December/beginning of January of each year and are due in full by January 31st of each year. Late fees and penalties will be assessed if not paid by the due date.

I want to install new countertops in my kitchen do I need HOA approval?

No. Any modifications to the interior of your home do not need HOA approval. Any changes to electrical, plumbing and/or HVAC may need a City permit. Be advised to check with the City.

Can I lease my home?

Long term lease agreements of 1 year or longer are permitted by our Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&R's). Short term "VRBO" or any kind of "Vacation" Rentals are specifically prohibited.

What are the standards for maintaining landscaping and homes within the community?

Cotton Crossing is indeed "A Great Place to Be". The Board of Directors has a focus on maintaining the overall appearance and character of the community and will enforce our Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&R's) through the Compliance Committee and other means necessary.

Section 6.12 of our CC&R's covers "Environmental Maintenance": all property within the Cotton Crossing Community must be "kept neat and well maintained".

This includes (but not limited to):

Lawns/Landscaping/Trees and Shrubs
Exterior paint (Condition and Color)
Exterior Woodwork and Windows (and Window coverings)
Sidewalks and Driveways
Roofing (Condition and Color/material)
Fences (Condition, color/material and height restrictions)

Master Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions

Deed Restrictions

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