Welcome to the Preston Meadow HOA website! Whether you are a longtime resident, just moved in or are considering moving to Preston Meadow, we hope you find the information here useful and valuable. Please feel free to contact us with your comments and suggestions.
~ Upcoming Events ~
April PMHOA Board Meeting
Thursday, April 4th, 7:00 pm at Haggard Public Library - Program Room
The PMHOA meeting will be held on Thursday, April 4, 2019 at 7 PM, in the Haggard Library at 2501 Coit Road, Plano, Texas 75075. It will be held in the Program Room on the 1st Floor. Residents are encouraged to attend.
Be sure to visit the Governing Documents page for information on obtaining a Resale Certificate.
~ Updating Your Home Exterior? ~
Do you have plans for a new roof, gutters, painting, staining, landscaping or fence? Submit an Architectural Approval Form before you start work!
AAFs for new roofs, gutters, painting and landscaping can now be submitted online. Simply click the Online Architectural Approval link in the left navigation, select the form you need, read the instructions and fill out the form. A generic PDF version of the AAF can be found on the same web page for other types of requests.
~ Winter Watering (11/1 - 3/31) ~
Beginning November 1, Plano residents and businesses returned to the winter watering schedule of one day a week sprinkler use. The city advises residents to turn off automatic sprinklers now that cooler weather has arrived. Most grasses go dormant until spring, which reduces your lawn’s need for water.
If water is needed, set your sprinklers to run when the temperature is warmer, between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. to avoid the coldest hours of the day when watering could cause ice formation on sidewalks and streets. Residents can get guidance on when watering is needed with the Water My Yard website.
Odd addresses may water on Tuesday, even addresses may water Thursday. The city of Plano has posted general information on watering here. Watering violations can be reported to Fix It Plano.
Beginning November 1, Plano residents and businesses returned to the winter watering schedule of one day a week sprinkler use. The city advises residents to turn off automatic sprinklers now that cooler weather has arrived. Most grasses go dormant until spring, which reduces your lawn’s need for water.