Please take time to read the governing documents available on the Association website under the governing documents.

 

 

Megan Berry, Director of Operations

Legacy Management Group

20008 Champion Forest Drive #703

Spring, TX 77379

832-843-3363

 

Harris County M.U.D. 368

c/o Eagle Water Management, Inc.

5118 Spring Cypress Rd.

Spring, Texas 77379

(281) 374-8989

Checks should be made payable to Harris County M.U.D. 368

 

 

Trash is collected on Mondays and Thursdays. Trash cans should be placed at curb no earlier than 6:00 pm the evening before pickup and MUST be stored out of street public view the same day pickup occurs. No collection on major holidays.

 

Best Trash supplies 1 large trash cart per home. If the previous owner/renter did not leave the trash can when vacating the home, you should contact Best Trash to have one delivered to you. 

 

 

 

Water and trash is provided by Harris County MUD 368. For details on trash service, trashcan placement, large item pickup, acceptable recycling items and more, visit  http://www.hcmud368.com/

 

Meetings are held the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. Suite 109 at:

 

 

Board of Directors

HCMUD 368 

c/o Johnson Petrov LLP,2929 Allen Parkway, Suite 3150
Houston, TX  77019

 

Recycling is picked up on Thursdays and recycling receptacles should be set out near the trash cans by 7:00 a.m. A container can be obtained by contacting Best Trash at (281) 313-2378 or visit https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VDQVCzKhwjbP4pXcr68MggEQ1HiXtfzt/view

 

Gas service is provided by CenterPoint Energy. To schedule new service visit http://www.centerpointenergy.com.

To shop, compare and select an electricity provider, visit http://powertochoose.org/, the official electric choice website of the Public Utility Commission of Texas.

 

Tomball

 

811 is the phone number you call before digging to protect yourself and others from unintentionally hitting underground utility lines.

 

811 is the federally designated call before you dig number that helps homeowners and professionals avoid damaging these vital utilities. When you make the free call to 811 a few days before you dig, you'll help prevent unintended consequences such as injury to you or your family, damage to your property, utility service outages to the entire neighborhood and potential fines and repair costs.

 

 

Homeowners should park in their driveway at all times. Homeowners and their guests are never permitted to park on the grass of their lot, nor are they allowed to park on any lot that they do not own. Vehicle repair that is visible from the street may not exceed 72 hours and any oil stains, repair debris, tools, etc. must be removed from the driveway as soon as repairs are completed.

 

Any exterior changes/additions to the home, including landscaping, must be first approved through the Ashford Place Board of Directors. Applications for improvements can be found on the Association website under ACC Application or by calling the management company. Please note that any change/addition that has not been approved is subject to fines and may lead to legal action against the homeowner.

 

Living in a deed-restriction enforced community means that each homeowner must abide by the rules of the community, which are governed by the development standards and covenants within the declarations. The Association’s management company conducts bi-weekly inspections to follow up on violations.

 

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