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In an emergency, every second counts. Trinity County 911 has asked that all homes have clearly visible house numbers to help emergency personnel find your location quickly. If your house number isn’t easy to see from the street, valuable time may be lost — and in a life-threatening situation, that time could be critical.
To support this vital safety measure, the Westwood Shores Board of Trustees previously updated the ACC Policy with the following addition:
Section 7.16 – Address Identification
All residences are required to have address identification that is viewable from the street.
Because your safety and the well-being of our community are top priorities, the Board has requested that this requirement be actively enforced. Starting today, property owners will have 30 days to install a clearly visible house number that can be seen from the street. If your home is set back or obscured from view, this may mean placing a sign at the end of your driveway.
Additionally, with recent 911 address updates across the county, we encourage you to double-check your correct address with the Trinity County 911 Office at 936-642-3904, especially if you’ve had any recent mail or emergency service confusion.
Let’s work together to keep our community safe. Ensuring your address is easy to spot helps emergency responders get to you or your loved ones quickly when it matters most.
Thank you,
Westwood Shores Board of Trustees
Article 16
Trailers may be parked on a lot that is immediately adjacent to a property where the main structure is located, as long as all other requirements of the POA’s, RR&C’s and POA’s policies are complied with. Both lots must be owned by the same owner.
Article 20
Section 20.01 Abandoned and Junk Vehicles defined:
Abandoned vehicles (including but not limited to cars, trucks, recreational vehicles, boats, jet skis, trailers, commercial vehicles, and trailers) are those that are inoperable and have been left unattended on public or private property in excess of 48 hours. A junk vehicle is one that is inoperable and has an expired license plate or vehicle safety inspection certificate or that is wrecked, dismantled, partially dismantled, or discarded, or remains inoperable for more than 30 days on private property and 72 consecutive hours if on public property.
Article 21
Article 4.06 of the RRC states that Temporary Structures such as trailers, campers, vehicles or tents may not be used on any Lot as a residence. In addition, non-permanent structures such as tents or canopies may not be used as car ports or garages. Pop-up tents and canopies may be used for a family gathering but may not remain up for longer than four (4) consecutive days.
EXCERPT: WESTWOOD SHORES PROPERTY OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION COMPLETE POA POLICY MANUAL
SIXTH EDITION
[Adopted 11/25/2024]
Extracted directly from Documents and Governing Policies files
Article 10
Section 10.01 Speed Limit:
Now therefore, be it resolved that the Association successfully petitioned the Trinity County Commissioners Court by order to extend the following traffic rules that apply to a county road to the roads of the Subdivision located in the unincorporated area of a Texas County with less than 100,000 population pursuant to Section 542.007 Texas Transportation Code; and
Further resolved, that the traffic rules be:
Section 10.0 2 Traffic Rules
Now therefore, be it resolved that the Association successfully petitioned the Trinity County Commissioners Court by order to extend the following traffic rules that apply to a county road to the of the Subdivision located in the unincorporated area of Trinity County, Texas, a Texas County with less than 500,000 population pursuant to Section 542.007 Texas Transportation Code and
Further resolved, that the traffic rules be:
a. Intoxication and Alcoholic Beverage Offenses (TX Penal Code Ch. 49.04)
b. Driver’s Licenses and Certificates (TX Transp. Code Ch. 521)
c. Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Act (TX Transp. Code C. 601)
d. Accidents and Accident Reports (TX Transp. Code Ch. 550)
e. Vehicle Equipment (TX Transp. Code Ch. 547)
f. Operation and Movement of Vehicles (TX Transp. Code Ch. 545.401)
g. Traffic Signs, Signal and Markings (TX Transp. Code Ch. 544)
h. Texas Controlled Substances Act (TX Health & Safety Code, Title 6, Subtitle C, Ch. 481)
EXCERPT: WESTWOOD SHORES PROPERTY OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION COMPLETE POA POLICY MANUAL
SIXTH EDITION
[Adopted 11/25/2024]
The Westwood Shores POA provides weekly household garbage service to property owners.
This service is expensive and provided for in the annual POA Budget; cost containment efforts are made on this, as in other areas of the budget. Bagged trash left out is subject to being torn apart and strewn all over the street by animals. To pick up trash in this condition increases time and effort (cost) to provide this service. Trash scattered in the street is also unsanitary and unsightly.
Boxes/cartons (cardboard) will be picked up once a month. These are to be broken down and bound together prior to pick up for ease of pick up and storage in the maintenance yard. Cardboard drop-off will also be available on the same dates and times as the vegetative debris drop-off.
The Westwood Shores POA provides “heavy haul” drop off available at the Maintenance facility to property owners twice a month on a pre-defined schedule. However, bulky/heavy items place an undue expense on this service. To offset the cost of this service to the community, property owners shall be charged individually per item for drop off or pickup of bulky/heavy items.
Tires, paint, batteries, any lawn, pool, or other chemicals are not allowed in household or heavy haul trash.
EXCERPT: WESTWOOD SHORES PROPERTY OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION COMPLETE POA POLICY MANUAL
SIXTH EDITION
[Adopted 7/25/2025]