Texas HB1006 amends restrictive covenants for certain multi-zoned subdivisions with specific criteria.

Texas HB1006 introduces provisions for amending restrictive covenants in certain multi-zoned subdivisions. This applies to subdivisions platted before 1965, with over 900 lots, located in two or more municipalities, and at least partially zoned for a use not permitted by existing restrictions. The bill specifies that amendments can apply to all or part of the subdivision and requires a 67% approval vote from lot owners. It mandates written ballots detailing the proposed changes, the affected area, and the return date.

Texas HB1006 amends restrictive covenants for certain multi-zoned subdivisions with specific criteria.

Texas HB1006 introduces provisions for amending restrictive covenants in certain multi-zoned subdivisions. This applies to subdivisions platted before 1965, with over 900 lots, located in two or more municipalities, and at least partially zoned for a use not permitted by existing restrictions. The bill specifies that amendments can apply to all or part of the subdivision and requires a 67% approval vote from lot owners. It mandates written ballots detailing the proposed changes, the affected area, and the return date.