Sunrise Meadows HOA & Community Association Guide

Sunrise Meadows is a deed-restricted community in Fort Bend County, Texas. Property owners are members of Sunrise Meadow Property Owners Association 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.

The recorded subdivision and association use Sunrise Meadow, singular. This article covers the Fort Bend County community requested as “Sunrise Meadows.”

Recorded documents, later amendments, and applicable law control. Dated fee schedules and seasonal notices below retain their publication dates.

Sources: Community management information; Recorded certificate.

Use the RealManage/CiraNet account statement for the annual amount, due date, balance, and payment instructions. The official community website links owners to the resident portal.

Resources: Official community website; CiraNet.

The official policies page provides a 2024 budget and financial report for historical review. Obtain the current approved budget through RealManage/CiraNet before treating those historical figures as current spending. MUD 162 identifies Sunrise Meadow among its district communities.

Resources: Published financial documents; MUD 162.

The public document library includes bylaws, declarations for Sections 1–8, architectural guidelines, an ACC application, and enforcement policy. Select the declaration for your property’s section.

Resource: Official policies and procedures.

The posted application requires written architectural approval before construction or alteration and lists a $25 processing fee payable to RealManage. Provide a survey with the project and drainage changes, elevations, materials/colors, and construction timing. The form describes a 30-day decision period after a complete submission. Use the current community management contact to obtain submission instructions before mailing to an address printed on an older form.

Sources: Published ACC application; Community management information.

Review the section declaration and ACC guidelines for fences, landscaping, exterior structures, parking, pets, signs, and leases before acting. The guideline PDF is available directly from the official policy page. Use MUD 162’s notices for current district collection and watering instructions.

Resources: Section declarations and architectural guidelines; District notices.

For district park/recreation information, use MUD 162. For association event and facility notices, use the Sunrise Meadow website and CiraNet account. Check the facility’s posted instructions before arranging an event.

The official policy page posts a deed-restriction enforcement policy. Read any notice against that document and current Texas law. Send responses and hearing requests through RealManage’s community contact, keeping the notice, evidence, and proof of submission.

Resources: Official enforcement-policy directory; Management information.

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.

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.

Source: Recorded document locator.

The recorded certificate directs resale requests to the RealManage Closing Portal. Its October 2021 schedule lists resale $310, transfer $325, private transfer $75, and refinance $250. Obtain a current order/closing quote from RealManage.

Source: 2021 certificate and fee schedule.