Texas HB1133 regulates property owners' associations' authority over swim instruction on private property.
Texas HB1133 amends the Property Code to allow property owners' associations to regulate certified swim instruction on private property. It prohibits associations from restricting or prohibiting certified swim instructors or their guests from providing lessons. Associations may require lessons to be in the rear yard, not visible from the street, between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., and limited to four individuals. Participants must have access to a permanent restroom connected to water and sewer, located in the principal dwelling, a garage, or an accessory building.
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