Southgate Civic Club
Southgate Civic Club Update - Proposed New Deed Restrictions
The Civic Club circulated proposed new deed restrictions to the neighborhood in the latest newsletter. The original 1930s deed restrictions need updating to protect against possible large residential buildings (i.e. see Ashby high rise, now The Langley at 1717 Bissonnet). The process is no small endeavor, and we will need 66.6% of the owners in the neighborhood to sign a ballot approving the new restrictions, which will then be recorded in the Houston real property records. Click here to view a summary, the full proposed Deed Restrictions, and the Ballot to approve the deed restrictions. Click here to sign the Ballot by electronic signature using SignWell. If you prefer not to e-sign, you can download/print/sign the Ballot and email it to edaviles2@yahoo.com. The vote of multiple owners of a property may be reflected by the signature of one owner. You may also use this QR Code to sign the Ballot electronically: 
Click here for Q&A on proposed deed restrictions
Click Here to download the original deed restrictions for Southgate neighborhood. As part of compliance with the deed restrictions, property owners must submit plans for construction to the Architectural Review Committee for approval. The Civic Club will continue to interpret and enforce the deed restrictions with the best interests of property owners in the neighborhood in mind.
Civic Club meetings – Typically 3 meetings per year in the Roberts Elementary International Garden
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