Woodgate Files and Documents

View the Woodgate Governing Documents - also known as "The Rules of The Neighborhood."

(This PDF file includes Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws, and Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions)

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Woodgate Neighborhood Association, Inc. Membership

Each Woodgate residence will be invoiced $75.00 as an annual dues assessment to pay for the expenses of the association. Payment is optional, but highly encouraged.

 

From the WNA, Inc. Bylaws:

ARTICLE III

Membership

Section Three: Full standing membership in the WNA requires that members must be current in
their dues and, are in compliance with CC&R and Bylaws provisions. Members in full standing
shall have voting privileges; one vote per household. They are eligible to serve on committees,
serve as block captains and are eligible for elected WNA board positions.

A member not in full standing means there is one or more issues of noncompliance or violation
of CC&R, Bylaws or nonpayment of WNA dues. Members not in full standing will not be able to
vote or hold elected office or serve as a block captain or serve on a committee.

 

Pay Dues Online |  Membership Details

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City of Carrollton Files and Online Resources

Building or Renovation in Woodgate? There are two things to consider:
 

1. Is there a deed restriction that would prohibit the construction?

This is a function of the WNA Architectural Committee. Our Architectural Committee can give you quick advice. Just send them an email at: Review@WoodgateNeighbors.com

2. Do I need a Building Permit from the City?

This is a function of the City of Carrollton with the support of Woodgate residents and the WNA. That depends on the work being done. The best advice is check with the City of Carrollton first.
 

For other questions, including contact info, you can go here.

 

Woodgate Neighborhood Association has developed a great relationship with the City of Carrollton Environmental Services Department which oversees and enforces city code violations and enforcement. Nearly all of the neighborhood violations are code violations. WNA works with all residents to monitor the neighborhood and provide notice of possible violations before forwarding them to the city.

Learn more about the Carrollton Neighborhood Integrity Program.

Review common code violations that any Carrollton resident may ask the city to investigate.