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MEMORIAL PARKWAY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION 281-492-2949, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., mphoa.org, 21600 Cimarron Parkway, Katy, TX 77450

CENTERPOINT ENERGY Street Light Out??? To report a burned out street light, you may contact CenterPoint Energy at 713-207-2222 or at  https://www.centerpointenergy.com/en-us/residential/services/electric-utility/outage-center/street-light-outages?sa=ho. Please have the location and number of the pole when you call. It costs our community $30 per month per pole, so we need your help to save our community money.

HARRIS COUNTY VACATION WATCH Harris County Constable’s office, Precinct 5, will keep an eye on your home if you complete a “Vacation Watch” form. You can fill out the request online through the Constable's office. http://constablepct5.com/index.php/vacation-watch/

HARRIS COUNTY PRECINCT 4 If you have or see a street problem such as street signs down, dead animal pickup, and street repairs please call Commissioner  Leslie Briones Office at 832-927-4444 or https://hcp4.net/assistance/work-order-descriptions/

Pool Company: Sweetwater Pools 281-988-8480 https://sweetwaterpoolsinc.com/

MP ELEMENTARY 281-237-5850 https://www.katyisd.org/MPE

HAYES ELEMENTARY 281-237-3200 https://www.katyisd.org/JHE

MP JUNIOR HIGH 281-237-5800 https://www.katyisd.org/MPJH

TAYLOR HIGH SCHOOL 281-237-3100 https://www.katyisd.org/ths

KISD ADMINISTRATION 281-396-6000 https://www.katyisd.org/

KISD SECURITY 281-237-4000

DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY 512-424-2000 https://www.dps.texas.gov/

POISON CONTROL CENTER 800-764-7661 http://www.poison.org/

HEALTH DEPT. BACK YARD CLEAN UP 713-274-6300 To report abandoned pools, high grass, raw sewage, trash. http://www.harriscountyhealth.com/eph/nn_complaint.htm

HARRIS CNTY. ANIMAL CONTROL 281-999-3191 http://www.hcphes.org/vph/

HARRIS CNTY PUBLIC HEALTH & ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES 713-439-6000 http://mobileapp.hcphes.org/#/

HARRIS CNTY. MOSQUITO CONTROL 713-440-4800 To report abandoned properties. http://www.harriscountyhealth.com/hcmosquitoctrl/

HARRIS CNTY. MUD #81 281-392-8112 http://www.hcmud81.com  (If you live North of Highland Knolls)

SI Environmental, LLC. 832-490-1600 http://www.sienv.com (If you live South of Highland Knolls or Memorial Mud)

Best Trash 281-313-2378 www.best-trash.com (Trash Company for North of Highland Knolls, Mud 81 Residents)

GFL Environmental.  281-368-8397 https://gflenv.com/houston-south/ (Trash Company for South of Highland Knolls or Memorial Mud)

COMCAST 281-774-7222 http://www.comcast.com/

ENTEX GAS 713-659-2111

DOMESTIC ABUSE CENTER 281-391-4357 http://www.helpguide.org/mental/domestic_violence_abuse_types_signs_causes_effects.htm

Memorial Parkway Community Association

21600 Cimarron Parkway, Katy TX 77450

Community Manager: 

Merinda Drews, CMCA, AMS

Phone: 281-492-2949

Fax: 281-492-7130

Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Office hours are Monday thru Friday 9 am to 5 pm.  The office is open late the first Tuesday of every month during the Board Meetings from 7pm to 8pm. 

Memorial Parkway Community Association has it's own on-site assoctiation office and community manager. This is a full service management and oversees the day to day operations of the Association. The manager works on behalf of the Board of Directors for the Association. The manager is also tasked with contracting deed restriction inspectors for bi-monthly deed restriction inspections of the entire subdivision. If you do not have a copy of the governing documents you may login into your homeowner portal to view pdfs of the documents or you may stop by the Association office to pick up a copy. 

Homeowners can find PDF copies of all Board Meeting Agendas, Board Meeting Minutes, Governing Documents (ACC Guidelines, CC&Rs, Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws and other filed policy documents), and Annual Budget in the Homeowner Portal.

If you would like to request a copy of the Year to Date Budget, Balance Sheet or Income Statement please request via email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. 

Management Certificate

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  Private Pool Party Reservations are available to MPCA Adult Residents (owner or renter) in good standing (maintenance fee paid and not in violation of deed restrictions). Resident must show valid ID when renting the facility.

• Reservations must be made at least 14 business days prior to the use date, with fees paid and forms filled out. Pool Reservation is based on ability of Sweetwater Pools, Inc. to provide lifeguards for pool parties.

• The Cimarron Pool and Highland Knolls pool are available to rent when not open to the community or being used by swim team. Set up and clean up times need to be included in the reservation time. No early set-up is allowed. There is a 2-hour and 2 guard per hour minimum for all private pool parties.

• The fee for lifeguards is $30 per hour, per guard payable to Sweetwater Pools, Inc. There is also a $15 per guard fee to cover clean up cost and a $35 pool company administrative fee payable to Sweetwater Pools, Inc. .

• There is a $50.00 pool rental fee and a $275.00 damage deposit fee payable to MPCA. The damage deposit must be in the form of a check with a MPCA resident address.

• 2-guard minimum for all parties allows 40 guests. If you are going to have over 40 people, you will need an additional guard allowing an additional 20 people. Everyone entering the pool area (even if they are not swimming) is included in the head count. Please estimate/count guests accurately --- if more people are at the party than specified, the party will be closed or additional fees incurred.

• A ratio of two (2) adults 21 years of age or older per fifteen (15) minors must be in attendance. 

• Pool and Clubhouse cannot be rented at the same time due to possible damages to the clubhouse furnishings.

• Damage deposit of $275.00 will be returned to you provided there are no damages to the facility.

• For additional information and to verify availability and hours please contact the MPCA office at 281-492-2949 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Private Pool Party Cost Examples

2 Hour Party - Up to 40 Guest - 2 Lifeguards

$120.00 lifeguard fee ($30 per lifeguard, per hour)

$30.00 lifeguard prep and cleaning fee ($15.00 per lifeguard)

$35.00 Pool Company Administrative Fee

$50.00 MPCA Pool Facility Rental Fee

Total Cost = $235.00 + $275 Damage Deposit

2 Hour Party - Up to 60 Guest - 3 Lifeguards

$180.00 lifeguard fee ($30 per lifeguard, per hour)

$45.00 lifeguard prep and cleaning fee ($15.00 per lifeguard)

$35.00 Pool Company Administrative Fee

$50.00 MPCA Pool Facility Rental Fee

Total Cost = $310.00 + $275 Damage Deposit

3 Hour Party - Up to 40 Guest - 2 lifeguards

$180.00 lifeguard fee ($30 per lifeguard, per hour)

$30.00 lifeguard prep and cleaning fee ($15.00 per lifeguard)

$35.00 Pool Company Administrative Fee

$50.00 MPCA Pool Facility Rental Fee

Total Cost = $295.00 + $275 Damage Deposit

Anyone violating the following rules is subject to losing recreational privileges with the Memorial Parkway Community Association.  

1. Memorial Parkway Community Association swimming pools and pavilion are restricted for the use of residents and their guests.
2. Residents must be registered through our online system "CELLBADGE" prior visiting the pool facilities.
3. Guests must be accompanied by a resident and must sign in. 5 guests are allowed per family at one time. Guest may not be a Memorial Parkway resident.
4. Lifeguards have the responsibility for maintaining discipline and enforcing rules in the pool area.
   1. Lifeguard shall call infraction of rules to the attention of the offending individual(s).
   2. Lifeguards have the authority to deny the use of pool facility to residents and guests up to three (3) days as a disciplinary measure.
5. Swimming is only allowed when lifeguard is on duty and in the stand. SWIM ONLY AT YOUR OWN RISK.
6. There is a 'SAFETY BREAK' the last ten (10) minutes of every hour except for the first and the last hour that the pool is open. All children under eighteen (18) including infants, will be asked to exit out of the swimming pool at this time so that they can rest and use the restroom facilities. Adults may stay in the pool water to swim laps. The lifeguards will come down from the lifeguard stands during the safety break time. Children must be at least four feet from the pool water during this time.
7. All guests are subject to a swim test. Guest who are unable to swim one length of the pool will not be granted access to the deeper areas. Please see "Child Safety Policy" below.
8. Swimmers must wear proper swimsuits. Children not toilet trained must wear protective rubber pants, or equivalent, under their swimsuits.
9. Children under fourteen (14) years of age are not allowed in pool unless accompanied by an adult at least 18 years of age or older. EXCEPTION: Notarized parental permission is submitted to lifeguard allowing designated 16 yr. old - 18 yr. old to accompany any child under age 14. Form is available from gatekeeper.
10. Baby pool is reserved for children 42" and under. Children must be supervised by responsible parent/adult.
11. No running or shoving allowed in the pool area or on diving board.
12. No pets are allowed in pool area.
13. Anyone with open sores or wounds is prohibited from using pool.
14. Floating devices may be allowed at the discretion of the lifeguard. No floating devices allowed in diving area. No large floating devices (example: rafts, boats, etc.)
15. Throwing toys, Frisbees, small hard balls, tennis balls, water guns, etc. are strictly prohibited.
16. No standing or sitting on safety rope.
17. Glass containers are not allowed in pool area.
18. Drinking and eating are not allowed within four feet of pool. Smoking is not allowed inside the Pool Area. 
19. Drinking of alcoholic beverages is strictly prohibited except by persons of legal age. Proof of age may be required. Drunkenness and obscene language will not be tolerated.  
20. Two (2) long blasts of lifeguard whistle require everyone to immediately vacate pool.
21. MPCA and pool contractor are not responsible for lost or stolen items.
22. No bicycles, skates, skateboards, or tricycles etc., are allowed in the pool area. Bicycles must be parked in bicycle rack.
23. PHONE is no to be used for personal calls and must be turned over to the lifeguard in case of emergency.
24. MPCA or the pool contractor may enforce other rules deemed necessary for the safety of the residents/guests.
25. NO PARTIES DURING POOL HOURS. POOL CAN BE RENTED THROUGH THE OFFICE.
26. One guard must be on deep end stand when diving area is open. Otherwise this area is closed.
27. No loitering.
28. Only Lifeguards and gatekeepers allowed at the check in table.    

DIVING POOL RULES

1. The diving pool area is to be used for diving only. No swimmers allowed unless authorized by lifeguards.
2. No more than one person is allowed on the diving board at one time.
3. Only two bounces on board are allowed before diving.
4. All diving shall be from the end of the diving board and straight forward-- never off the slide. The water in front of the board must be clear of swimmers before entering the pool. Swim directly to the ladder after diving.
5. Weak swimmers and guests who have not passed a swim test are not allowed on the diving board. 
6. Guest wearing personal flotation devices are not permitted to use the diving boards. 
7. Goggles, flippers and snorkels are not permitted on the diving boards. 

Slide Rules

1. Guest must be at least 42" tall to participate.
2. Only one (1) guest may participate on the slide at a time; tandem sliding is not allowed. 
3. Guest must immediately exit the slide dispatch area upon entering the water.
4. Guest wearing flotation devices are not allowed to use a slide.
5. No pushing, pulling, shoving or other horseplay allowed on or near the slide.
6. All guests are required to ride the slide on their back in a feet first fashion.
7. Guests with heart conditions, back problems, and expecting mothers should not participate on a slide.
8. Goggles, flippers and snorkles are not permitted on the water slide.

Since March of 2019 Memorial Parkway has used an online system called CELLBADGE for pool access. All residents over 2 years old, who want to use any of our facilities (clubhouse, pool, tennis courts), must have a registered virtual ID via CELLBADGE.

What is CELLBADGE Facility Access Database?

1. Add (or Update) your Memorial Parkway pool pass online at memorialpkwy.cellbadge.com/Register

2. Go to I Need... to Register section. Click on the green "REGISTRATION" button for initial add request and to begin the process.

3. Go to the "Not Approved Yet? You need to register" section. Fill out the Initial Add Request form. 

4. Once your registration is verified, then you will recieve an email message to complete your registration. Your registration will remain pending until you complete the next step. 

5. Follow the link in the email and fill out the "Registered Previously or Approved" section. Enter in your email address and mobile number and hit the "Request PIN" button. 

6. The PIN number will be sent via text to your mobile number. Enter the PIN number on the CellBadge Website.

7. Once you are into your account, complete your name and information. Add every member of your household that is living at the Memorial Parkway address. Do not add anyone not living at the home; they can come to the pool as guest. 

8. The final stage of taking your picture and members of your household must be completed before you are able to swim. The first time you go to the pool, bring a picture id with you such as your driver's liscense. The lifeguards will look you up on the device, verify your identity and take your picture. 

Please note that you must complete the first 7 steps prior to coming to the pool to swim. If you do not have access to the internet or a smart phone, please come by the office to get registered prior to going to the pool. 

Pool Schedule 2025

May

Cimarron Parkway Pool

Saturday, May 3rd 10am-8pm
Sunday, May 4th 12pm-6pm
Saturday, May 10th 10am-8pm
Sunday, May 11th 12pm-6pm
Saturday, May 17th 10am-8pm
Sunday, May 18th 12pm-6pm
Thursday, May 22nd Closed
Friday, May 23rd 10am-6pm
Saturday, May 24th10am-8pm
Sunday, May 25th 12pm-6pm
Monday, May 26th 10am-8pm
Tuesday, May 27th 10am-6pm
Wednesday, May 28th 10am-6pm
Thursday, May 29th Closed
Friday, May 30th 10am-6pm
Saturday, May 31st 10am-8pm

Highland Knolls Pool

Thursday, May 22nd 1pm-8pm
Friday, May 23rd 3pm-9pm
Saturday, May 24th 12pm-9pm
Sunday, May 25th 12pm-9pm
Monday, May 26th 12pm-9pm
Tuesday, May 27th Closed
Wednesday, May 28th 3pm-9pm
Thursday, May 29th 12pm-9pm
Friday, May 30th 3pm-9pm
Saturday, May 31st 12pm-9pm

 June

Cimarron Parkway Pool

Sunday, June 1st 12pm-6pm
Monday, June 2nd 10am-9pm
Tuesday, June 3rd 10am-6pm
Wednesday, June 4th 10am-6pm
Thursday, June 5th Closed
Friday, June 6th 10am-6pm
Saturday, June 7th 10am-6pm
Sunday, June 8th 12pm-6pm
Monday, June 9th 10am-9pm
Tuesday, June 10th 10am-6pm
Wednesday, June 11th 10am-6pm
Thursday, June 12th Closed
Friday, June 13th 10am-6pm
Saturday, June 14th 10am-6pm
Sunday, June 15th 12pm-6pm
Monday, June 16th 10am-9pm
Tuesday, June 17th 10am-6pm
Wednesday, June 18th 10am-6pm
Thursday, June 19th Closed
Friday, June 20th 10am-6pm
Saturday, June 21st 10am-6pm
Sunday, June 22nd 12pm-6pm
Monday, June 23rd 10am-9pm
Tuesday, June 24th 10am-6pm
Wednesday, June 25th 10am-6pm
Thursday, June 26th Closed
Friday, June 27th 10am-6pm
Saturday, June 28th 10am-6pm
Sunday, June 29th 12pm-6pm
Monday, June 30th 10am-9pm

Highland Knolls Pool

Sunday, June 1st 12pm-9pm
Monday, June 2nd Closed
Tuesday, June 3rd 3pm-9pm
Wednesday, June 4th 3pm-9pm
Thursday, June 5th 12p,-9pm
Friday, June 6th 3pm-9pm
Saturday, June 7th 12pm-9pm
Sunday, June 8th 12pm-9pm
Monday, June 9th Closed
Tuesday, June 10th 3pm-9pm
Wednesday, June 11th 3pm-9pm
Thursday, June 12th 12pm-9pm
Friday, June 13th 3pm-9pm
Saturday, June 14th 12pm-9pm
Sunday, June 15th 12pm-9pm
Monday, June 16th Closed
Tuesday, June 17th 3pm-9pm
Wednesday, June 18th 3pm-9pm
Thursday, June 19th 12pm-9pm
Friday, June 20th 3pm-9pm
Saturday, June 21st 12pm-9pm
Sunday, June 22nd 12pm-6pm
Monday, June 23rd Closed
Tuesday, June 24th 3pm-9pm
Wednesday, June 25th 3pm-9pm
Thursday, June 26th 12pm-9pm
Friday, June 27th 3pm-9pm
Saturday, June 28th 12pm-9pm
Sunday, June 29th 12pm-9pm
Monday, June 30th Closed

July

Cimarron Parkway Pool

Tuesday, July 1st 10:00am-6pm
Wednesday, July 2nd 10am-6pm
Thursday, July 3rd Closed
Friday, July 4th 10am-6pm
Saturday, July 5th 10am-6pm
Sunday, July 6th 12pm-6pm
Monday, July 7th 10am-9pm
Tuesday, July 8th 10am-6pm
Wednesday, July 9th 10am-6pm
Thursday, July 10th Closed
Friday, July 11th 10pm-6pm
Saturday, July 12th 10am-6pm
Sunday, July 13th 12pm-6pm
Monday, July 14th 10am-9am
Tuesday, July 15th 10am-6pm
Wednesday, July 16th 10am-6pm
Thursday, July 17th Closed
Friday, July 18th 10am-6pm
Saturday, July 19th 10am-6pm
Sunday, July 20th 12pm-6pm
Monday, July 21st 10am-9pm
Tuesday, July 22nd 10am-6pm
Wednesday, July 23rd 10am-6pm
Thursday, July 24th Closed
Friday, July 25th 10am-6pm
Saturday, July 26th 10am-6pm
Sunday, July 27th 12pm-6pm
Monday, July 28th 10am-9pm
Tuesday, July 29th 10am-6pm
Wednesday, July 30th 10am-6pm
Thursday, July 31st Closed

Highland Knolls Pool

Tuesday, July 1st 3pm-9pm
Wednesday, July 2nd 3pm-9pm
Thursday, July 3rd 12pm-9pm
Friday, July 4th 3pm-9pm
Saturday, July 5th 12pm-9pm
Sunday, July 6th 12pm-6pm
Monday, July 7th Closed
Tuesday, July 8th 3pm-9pm
Wednesday, July 9th 3pm-9pm
Thursday, July 10th 12pm-9pm
Friday, July 11th 3pm-9pm
Saturday, July 12th 12pm-9pm
Sunday, July 13th 12pm-9pm
Monday, July 14th Closed
Tuesday, July 15th 3pm-9pm
Wednesday, July 16th 3pm-9pm
Thursday, July 17th 12pm-9pm
Friday, July 18th 3pm-9pm
Saturday, July 19th 12pm-9pm
Sunday, July 20th 12pm-9pm
Monday, July 21st Closed
Tuesday, July 22nd 3pm-9pm
Wednesday, July 23rd 3pm-9pm
Thursday, July 24th 12pm-9pm
Friday, July 25th 3pm-9pm
Saturday, July 26th 12pm-9pm
Sunday, July 27th 12pm-9pm
Monday, July 28th Closed
Tuesday, July 29th 3pm-9pm
Wednesday, July 30th 3pm-9pm
Thursday, July 31st 12pm-9pm

August

Cimarron Parkway Pool

Friday, August 1st 10am-6pm
Saturday, August 2nd 10am-6pm
Sunday, August 3rd 12pm-6pm
Monday, August 4th 10am-9pm
Tuesday, August 5th 10am-6pm
Wednesday, August 6th 10am-6pm
Thursday, August 7th Closed
Friday, August 8th 10am-6pm
Saturday, August 9th 10am-6pm
Sunday, August 10th 12pm-6pm
Monday, August 11th Closed
Tuesday, August 12th Closed
Wednesday, August 13th Closed
Thursday, August 14th Closed
Friday, August 15th Closed
Saturday, August 16th 10am-8pm
Sunday, August 17th 12pm-6pm
Monday, August 18th Closed
Tuesday, August 19th Closed
Wednesday, August 20th Closed
Thursday, August 21th Closed
Friday, August 22th Closed
Saturday, August 23rd 10am-8pm
Sunday, August 24th 12pm-6pm
Monday, August 25th Closed
Tuesday, August 26th Closed
Wednesday, August 27th Closed
Thursday, August 28th Closed
Friday, August 29th Closed
Saturday, August 30th 10am-8pm
Sunday, August 31st 12pm-6pm

Highland Knolls Pool

Friday, August 1st 3pm-9pm
Saturday, August 2nd 12pm-9pm
Sunday, August 3rd 12pm-9pm
Monday, August 4th Closed
Tuesday, August 5th 3pm-9pm
Wednesday, August 6th 3pm-9pm
Thursday, August 7th 12pm-9pm
Friday, August 8th 3pm-9pm
Saturday, August 9th 12pm-9pm
Sunday, August 10th 12pm-9pm
Monday, August 11th Closed
Tuesday, August 12th Closed
Wednesday, August 13th Closed
Thursday, August 14th Closed
Friday, August 15th Closed
Saturday, August 16th Closed
Sunday, August 17th Closed
Monday, August 18th Closed
Tuesday, August 19th Closed
Wednesday, August 20th Closed
Thursday, August 21th Closed
Friday, August 22th Closed
Saturday, August 23rd Closed
Sunday, August 24th Closed
Monday, August 25th Closed
Tuesday, August 26th Closed
Wednesday, August 27th Closed
Thursday, August 28th Closed
Friday, August 29th Closed
Saturday, August 30th Closed
Sunday, August 31st Closed

September

Cimarron Parkway Pool

Monday, September 1st 10am-6pm
Saturday, September 6th 10am-8pm
Sunday, September 7th 12pm-6pm
Saturday, September 13th 10am-8pm
Sunday, September 14th 12pm-6pm
Saturday, September 20th 10am-8pm
Sunday, September 21st 12pm-6pm
Saturday, September 27th 10am-8pm
Sunday, September 28th 12pm-6pm

Highland Knoll Pool

Closed for the season in September

Deed Restriction Information

HOA Violation Inspections are a necessary part of normal management services for the community.  Although it is just one of the many services we perform for our communities, it’s certainly a main focus for many homeowners. It’s understandable why.  Many homeowners can be surprised that they received a compliance violation, and others can be frustrated on why they are being informed to correct something on their home.

A lot of the focus comes from a lack of understanding about the governing documents.  One of our biggest priorities is to provide education to ensure that all homeowners fully understand the association documents, including the rules and regulations and the CCR’s for our community.  Understanding the actual compliance violation process certainly helps others further understand the intentions of the inspection process.

One of the major responsibilities of the Association is to protect your investment and enhance the value of your property. The Association is required to enforce the Declarations of Covenants. In order to do this fairly and the same to all homeowners the Memorial Parkway subdivision is driven every other week for possible deed violations. A paid independent contract worker hired by the Association does this task. The documents used to judge a possible deed violation is the ACC Guidelines and the Declarations of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions.

If you receive a letter of a possible deed violation and you are not able to fix it immediately or you feel your letter was an error please contact the MPCA office as soon as possible by email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 281-492-2949. Communication is the best way to prevent the matter from going further.

MPCA Deed Restriction Procedures:

1. Written complaint received or possible violation observed during routine visual inspection by employee. Employee must check all written complaints received before a letter is sent.
2. A courtesy letter, along with a photo of the violation is sent to the owner via email or mail if there is not an email on file for the home. The letter is sent to both the property address and the mailing address if there is a difference. The homeowner is given 10 days to respond and/or correct the violation.
3. The property is re-inspected after 10 days. If the violation still exists, the employee notes the violation and another photo is taken.
4. A first notification of a possible deed restriction violation letter, noting the section of Declarations of Covenants or ACC Guidelines, is sent via email or mail if email is not on file to owner citing the violation. A copy of the notification is sent to the property address if the owner is a non-resident.
5. If no response is received from homeowner within 10 days from the second letter and the violation still exists or is viewed a 3rd time, a second notification of possible deed restriction violation letter will be sent certified mail and emailed to the homeowner. The homeowner is warned that if the violation is not corrected a fee of $50 will be included with any further notifications from MPCA. The letter is sent to both the property address and the mailing address if there is a difference. The homeowner is given 10 days to respond and/or correct the violation. The property is re-inspected after 10 days and another photo is taken.
6. If the violation has not been corrected, a third notification of a possible deed restriction violation letter, noting the section of Declarations of Covenants or ACC Guidelines, is mailed to the homeowner via certified mail/return receipt and regular mail to the homeowner. The homeowner will be assessed a $50 charge, as per MPCA documents.  A copy of the notification is sent to the property address if the owner is a non-resident.
7. If no response is received from homeowner with in 30 days and the violation still exist a fourth letter certified may be sent. The forth letter also carries a $50 handling fee. 
8. If no response is received from homeowner within 15 days, the file is referred to the MPCA Board for review and possible litigation.
9. If the Board decides to take legal action an attorney letter is sent to homeowner stating the Board is preceding with legal action. As you can see, MPCA has many, many steps before pursuing legal action against a homeowner for a deed violation. There are many ways that homeowners can resolve a deed violation and not get into legal action. The best way is to just send a letter or call the office with your plans to fix the possible deed infraction.