The Court of Appeals for the 5th District of Texas has reversed a trial court’s decision that was in favor of a homeowners’ association (HOA) trying to enforce its restrictive covenants against a home for disabled residents. The decision, filed Nov. 30, found that Willie E. Walls III and Melody Hanson, the operators of My Royal Palace, a for-profit residential program, along with their residents, David Wayne Whitaker and Ashuntis Grisby, should be accommodated by exempting the group home from the applicable parts of the HOA’s Restrictive Covenant. Read the article……………….
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