We are pleased to announce that we have hired Heather Cook with Randle Law Office Ltd., L.L.P as our new Attorney to help GOMO re-establish itself as a Property Owners Association under Section 204 under the Texas Property Code.

• • An outline of steps which conforms to State requirements to accomplish this is as follows:
    1. Amend current Bylaws to Support the Current Legal Status
    2. File Notice of Formation of Petition Committee.
    3. Collect Required Owner Signatures.
    4. Close the Petition Period.
    5. Circulate Funding Amendment (Amendment B).
    6. Survey Owners on Potential Deed Restriction Amendments.
    7. Evaluate Owner Feedback and Determine Need For Further Amendments.
    8. Amend DRs
    9. Amend Bylaws to reflect new Status as a POA.

Per our Bylaws, member Sections 1,2,3, &5 are to have three elected Board Directors to represent their section. These positions are for 3-year staggered terms. The four terms noted in the side bar as (2026) are expiring this year. There are two additional positions that are currently vacant to be filled that expire in 2028. These positions are elected by members of their respective Sections.
If you wish to run for a Board position or nominate someone please use the link to notify us with an email.
If you are unable to attend you may use a proxy to allow someone to cast your vote.

GOMO came into existence as a mandatory POA in 2003 thru an amendment to the deed restrictions. In 2018 The courts ruled that GOMO was not correctly procedurally created. Short version is that GOMO still exists, has approximately $300,000, but cannot operate fully as a POA and fulfill its mission statement. Interested in going a little deeper on the history?

First step to properly reestablish GOMO as a fully operationally Property Owners Association is to adopt Bylaws that are consistent with current state laws and GOMO’s current legal status. With frequent changes by the Texas Legislature, bylaws should be reviewed and possibly amended every several years. Our current bylaws date from 2014.
Adoption of these Bylaw changes requires voter approval by the Membership. A link to the proposed revised verbatim Bylaws and a detailed recap of the changes will be posted here.