Deed Restrictions and Plats

Deed Restrictions. Deed restrictions are collections of requirements recorded in the public records that place limitations on the use of real property. Deed restrictions come with the property and usually cannot be changed or removed by subsequent owners.

Plats. Plats are individual subdivision maps containing detailed information on the size and boundaries of each lot, easements, location of utilities, and streets.

The restrictions and plats on this page are for information purposes only and were valid at the time of posting.

Clubhouse Estates
Official Records Search
Restrictions, May 10, 1976
Restrictions Re-recorded, October 27, 2005
Restrictions Unit 2, December 20, 1976
Restrictions Unit 2 - Re-recorded, October 27, 2005
Restrictions Unit 3, April 28, 1977
Assignment of Developer Rights, April 18, 2001
Certificate of Variance, December 8, 1976
Re-recorded Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws, March 6, 1981
Amended Bylaws Adopted October 16, 2000
Plat Unit 1
Plat Unit 2
Plat Unit 3
Plat Unit 4
Plat Unit 5

Countryside Tract 8
Official Records Search
Plat Unit 1
Plat Unit 2

Countryside Tract 56
Official Records Search
Restrictions, July 17, 1979
Assignment of Developers Rights, March 15, 2001
Plat Unit 1
Plat Unit 2

Countryside Tract 60
Official Records Search
Restrictions, January 3, 1980
Plat

Cypress Bend of Countryside
Official Records Search Results
Restrictions Unit 2, November 3, 1977
Restrictions Amendment 1, January 23, 1991
Plat Unit 1
Plat Unit 2

Oak Forest of Countryside
Official Records Search
Restrictions, August 7, 1973
By Laws
Plat

Westchester of Countryside
Official Records Search
Restrictions, June 12, 1973
Plat

Wildwood of Countryside
Official Records Search
Restrictions, October 9, 1974
Plat