WelcomeWelcome to the new home of the Mockingbird Heights Home Owners Association.
The community facilities and management of the Mockingbird Heights Section III Home Owners Association has been released from the developer, Evans I Ltd, to the neighborhood. Three homeowners have volunteered to form a board and organize this transition. Information on the new board may be found here. You are welcome to contact the board with any questions or concerns you have regarding the subdivison and transition process. Special Announcement Concerning Artificial GrassContact InformationYou may reach the HOA board by emailing individual board members or by sending an email to board@mockingbirdheightshoa.com.
You may also call the board at 432-279-0826 The HOA's mailing address is: Mockingbird Heights Section III HOA PO Box 53208 Midland, TX 79710 Neighborhood Blog & Updates |
Pool Access ApplicationIt has recently been brought to the attention of the board that the HOA's pool codes have been shared with individuals not residing in the neighborhood. As a result the HOA board, effective May 7th, will void all existing access codes.
To receive a new access code please complete the following application: Pool Access Application Current Pool Reservations
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Recent Fee Changes
In December Dusty Evans, the subdivision developer and retiring manager of the MBH Sec III HOA, mailed out the Q1 2012 invoices. You will notice that the dues have increased by $20 per month or $240 per year. The decision to increase dues was made unanimously by the new Board.
The additional $240 in annual dues are allocated as follows:
The new board plans to provide home owners with a full budget (income and expenses) for 2012 at the General Meeting.
The additional $240 in annual dues are allocated as follows:
- 32% of the increase is required to simply break even with the rough 2012 budget provided by the developer (this budget is based on 2011 expenses)
- 36% of the increase will build a much needed cash reserve for repairs, incidentals, and any unforeseen expenses.
- 10% of the increase will fund what the board expects is an increase in utility/services costs over 2011
- 22% of the increase will fund needed repairs/upgrades as identified by the board
The new board plans to provide home owners with a full budget (income and expenses) for 2012 at the General Meeting.
