PROPERTY OWNERS' ASSOCIATION

History

The Horseshoe Bay Property Owners’ Association, Inc. (POA) was established in 1974 as a Texas non-profit corporation and is administered by a seven-member Board of Directors.  Board members are elected to three-year terms and receive no salary.  Elections are held at the Annual POA Meeting of members during the month of March. Every property owner is a member and entitled to one vote per lot, tract, or dwelling.

Salaried employees of POA are the Chief Managing Officer, who administers and carries out the policies and decisions of the Board of Directors, and administrative personnel consisting of an Administrative Treasurer and an Administrative Secretary.

POA owns several parcels of real estate such as Quail Point Lodge, the campground, 60 small parks consisting of rights-of-way, easements, and lands which were donated by the Developer.

POA is responsible for improving and maintaining parks and properties owned by POA, as well as enforcement of Deed Restrictions.  The majority of funding for these activities comes from the POA’s share of Maintenance Fees. Additional income is derived from rental fees for the use of Quail Point Lodge and campground, the sale of yard lights and Horseshoe Bay Phone Book, and from interest received on invested funds.

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