Morgan Crossing is a neighborhood that offers something for everyone. Located in Allen, Texas, it offers historical, cultural, recreational and entertainment opportunities close by.  It is only a few miles from Southfork Ranch, home of the Ewings. This community is a wonderful place to live and to call home.  The children of Morgan Crossing have the opportunity to attend a school in the Allen Independent School District.  The natural beauty of Morgan Crossing, mixed with the close proximity to shopping and dining establishments, makes this a much sought after neighborhood. 
 
ABOUT THE HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION
The homeowner's association is the cornerstone of a planned residential community. The association gives continuity to the community, preserves architectural integrity and maintains the common properties. In addition, the association promotes the community concept and protects the community's property values, and in many cases, makes available recreational and other facilities that might not otherwise be affordable or available to homeowners and residents. The homeowner's association can be the vehicle for community communication and can protect and maintain the common easements and common services that exist for the benefit of each member of the association.
 
Automatic and mandatory homeowner's association are part of the overall concept of residential property ownership. Purchase of the home or lot brings with it membership in the association which provides the structure for operation and management of the residential community concept. Membership includes certain mandatory obligations, financial responsibilities and commitment to abide by the use restrictions and rules of the association.
 
Members of the homeowners association have two responsibilities: one to themselves and to their individually owned property, and the other to the association and the community concept. The individual responsibility requires the member to occupy, maintain and use the property in accordance with the restrictive covenants. The collective goal of the homeowners association is to maintain the quality of the property and the lifestyle envisioned by the planned residential development.
 
The homeowners association provides for the maintenance of common areas and facilities through collection of dues. Assured Management is responsible for hiring and overseeing the maintenance contractors.
 
Your HOA dues pay for:
Landscape of common areas (mowing, edging, fertilizing and pruning)
Seasonal flowers
Irrigation repairs and maintenance
Common area electricity and water
Texas Commercial Property Insurance
Social Events & Association Meetings
Website
Administrative Costs
Accounting Functions
Annual Audit
 
Dues are collected semi-annually.
 
For your convenience, Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions and the Architectural Modification Request form are available on this website.
 
If you have questions about your association, check the FAQ's page on the website or contact Johnny Harris, your Community Manager, by calling 469-480-8000 extension 106 or by emailing him at [email protected].
 
The Associate Community Manager is Michelle Russell.  You can contact her by calling 469-480-8000 extension 141 or by email at [email protected].
 
If you have questions regarding the financials or your personal account, check the FAQ's page on the website or contact Jessica Soto, your Account Manager by calling 469-480-8000 extension 111 or by emailing her at [email protected].