NoticeThe pool is closed for the season. It reopens Memorial Day weekend.

What needs approval

Every change or improvement to the outside of your home needs written ACC approval before work starts. The Declaration of Covenants requires it. The point is not to hold you up but to keep the park looking good together, which protects what your home is worth.

  • Fences
  • Storage buildings (one per lot, storage only)
  • Patios and patio covers
  • Decks and deck covers
  • Carports (materials such as aluminum)
  • Room additions
  • Sidewalks and driveways
  • Greenhouses
  • Pools and hot tubs
  • Antennas and towers
  • Freestanding flag poles
  • Placing a mobile home on a lot
  • A boat, travel or utility trailer on your lot
  • For sale or business signs
  • Regrading your lot

How to apply

  1. Fill in the Plans and Improvements FormInclude the size, location and materials, and a drawing of what you plan to build.
  2. Turn it in at the officeMonday to Friday, 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, at 16240 San Pedro Ave. #325. You can also write to the ACC.
  3. Wait for written approvalDo not start until you have it. The ACC can turn a project down, and its decision is binding.
  4. Check for a City permitSome construction also needs a permit from the City of San Antonio.

Reach the ACC

Or bring your plans to the office.

Rules worth knowing

  • One home per lotEach lot is for one mobile home and one family, for living only.
  • Skirting within 120 daysA home moved into the park must be skirted with permanent, vented material within 120 days.
  • 400 square feet minimumA home moving in must be in good repair, at least 400 square feet, and inspected by the ACC first.
  • Patio covers and additionsNo roof may sit higher than the top of the home.
  • Clothes linesAt the back of the lot, at least 10 feet from any property line.
  • Flag polesOne pole attached to your home needs no approval. A freestanding pole does. No roof mounted poles.
  • Keep lots cleanNo junk or old cars. If a lot is not kept up, the ACC can have it cleaned and bill the owner.