History

In 1992, Prestonwood West completed transition from a developer-managed property, operated by the neighborhood’s developer Metropolitan Savings and Loan, to complete homeowner control.  At that time, the Prestonwood West Master Homeowners Association recruited a group of volunteer homeowners to serve as a board of directors who, in turn, elected officers to serve staggered 3-year terms.  Over the years, a number of residents have been elected to fill positions of officers and directors as their terms expired.  Prestonwood West is fortunate that after 16 years, three of the original directors are still serving on the board thus providing valuable continuity to the community.

The Prestonwood West Master Homeowners Association is a Texas non-profit corporation established for the maintenance of the property’s common areas, for the collection of dues, to provide architectural control and to ensure compliance with the covenants, conditions and restrictions of the HOA’s declarations.  Homeowner membership in the association is mandatory upon purchase of a home within the development.