Walnut Creek HOA & Community Association Guide
Walnut Creek Community Association, Inc.
Walnut Creek Community Association, Inc.
MUD 152 / 184
Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 152 (No. 184 in Walnut Creek at Stonecreek Estates)
Association basics, current management contact, assessments and payment, architectural approval, everyday rules, violations, homeowner rights under Texas law, and where to get governing documents and resale information.
Walnut Creek is a deed-restricted community in Fort Bend County, Texas. Property owners are members of Walnut Creek Community Association, Inc. and are responsible for following the community's recorded governing documents, adopted rules, architectural standards, and assessment requirements.
Sources checked October 1, 2026. Fort Bend County, Texas. Independently prepared community reference.
Recorded documents, later amendments, and applicable law control. Dated fee schedules and seasonal notices below retain their publication dates.
HOA Quick Reference
| Item | Published information |
|---|---|
| Association | Walnut Creek Community Association, Inc. |
| Manager | Community Solutions |
| Service | 713-429-5440; service@csutx.com |
| Community manager | Jane Ravel; jane@csutx.com; direct 281-203-0185 |
| Board contact | admin@walnutcreektx.com |
Annual Assessment
2026 annual operating assessment: $630. Due January 1; delinquent after January 31. The published notice provides a six-month payment-plan contact option and 10% annual interest on delinquent balances. For C-PropertyPay, use management ID 3129, association ID 194, and the five-digit owner account number on the statement. Follow the official payment page or statement for check routing.
What Assessments Support
The approved 2026 budget provides for grounds and irrigation, pool operation/access devices, general maintenance including the recreation-center parking lot, professional services, utilities, administration, and community activities.
Source: 2026 approved budget, pages 7–8.
Governing Documents
The community document page links restated/amended bylaws, the ACC application, and a dated pool packet. The published supplementary declarations identify annexed sections and section-specific fence responsibilities. Use the governing documents for the property’s section.
Resources: Official document directory; Supplementary declarations.
Architectural Approval
The posted ACC form requires written approval at least 30 days before construction. Submit a survey identifying existing/proposed improvements and grade/drainage changes, plus elevations, materials, colors, and completion timing. Send to service@csutx.com; the form also lists P.O. Box 5191, Katy, TX 77491. The application covers fences, painting, pools, decks, sheds, landscaping, and other exterior projects.
Source: ACC application.
Everyday Rules Worth Checking
The December 2025 owner packet reminds residents to maintain lawns and clear vegetation from sidewalks/driveways, store outdoor items neatly, remove trash/recycling cans from view after pickup, seek ACC approval before exterior changes, leash pets, and clean up after them.
Source: Published owner reminders, page 6.
Some annexation documents specify fence construction and designated HOA-maintained fence segments. Check your section’s supplement before assuming a fence is an owner or association responsibility.
Source: Section supplements.
Amenity Access
Use Community Solutions for current pool access, resident/tenant registration, and replacement access items. The community’s document page links its 2025 pool packet; use that dated packet as a document reference and obtain current seasonal instructions before attending.
Violations, Fines, and Hearings
Submit a written compliance question to service@csutx.com. The website also provides a resident request/complaint form. Include the property and notice, identify the disputed rule or corrected condition, and keep proof of submission. For hearing rights and deadlines, read the notice alongside current law.
Resources: Resident request/complaint form; Management contacts.
Homeowner Rights Under Texas Law
Texas Property Code Chapter 209 covers records, meetings, elections, hearings, payment plans, and architectural appeals. Chapter 202 protects certain improvements and displays, subject to statutory conditions.
County Records and Recorded Restrictions
Use the deed’s section, block, and lot to match the property to its recorded instruments. Search the Fort Bend County Clerk’s official records using the numbers below; check for subsequent amendments. The TREC certificate search is an additional association locator.
| Item | Published information |
|---|---|
| 2007020558 | Declaration referenced by later section supplements |
| 2015131370 | Section 11 annexation |
| 2017094618 | Section 16 annexation |
| 2020054145 | Section 23 annexation |
Source: Recorded document locator.
Resale Certificates and Home Sales
Contact Community Solutions at service@csutx.com or 713-429-5440 to obtain the association’s current resale-order instructions and transaction quote. Specify the property address and closing date; request the resale certificate, payoff, governing documents, and transfer/capitalization charges.
Resource: Association’s current contact page.
Official Links
Email: service@csutx.com
This page is an independently prepared neighborhood reference and is not an official publication of Walnut Creek Community Association, Inc., its board, or its management company. Rules, assessments, fees, contacts, amenity schedules, and governing documents may change. Residents should confirm current information with the association before making payments, beginning construction, signing a lease, or relying on this page for a legal or real-estate decision.