Homeowners & residents
Contact Spectrum for HOA questions, assessment payments, Architectural Control Committee (ACC) requests, association documents and homeowner services.
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Your public information hub for the Lewisville Lakewood Hills Homeowners Association. Find community updates and connect with our association management team.
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Spectrum Association Management is the point of contact for official association services, records and requests.
Contact Spectrum for HOA questions, assessment payments, Architectural Control Committee (ACC) requests, association documents and homeowner services.
Visit Spectrum Management ↗Get the homeowner app
Buying or selling in Lakewood Hills? For governing documents, Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs), resale information, assessments and other official HOA records, please contact Spectrum Association Management directly.
Request HOA Information ↗This public website does not host official governing documents or process resale requests.
Association services
The Association handles HOA matters through Spectrum Association Management. Use the Spectrum HOA app or homeowner website to submit requests and access services.
HOA-maintained common areas and amenities, community pool maintenance, pool keys, replacement keys, and pool access concerns.
Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs) enforcement, landscaping violations, and Architectural Control Committee (ACC) requests.
HOA assessments and payments, Association governing documents, records, and official homeowner account information.
HOA policies, community rules, Association governance, and other HOA-related homeowner requests.
Use the Spectrum HOA app or Spectrum's homeowner website for pool keys, access issues, architectural requests, assessments, documents, and other HOA services. Please use these official channels rather than contacting individual board members.
Quick contact directory
Please report issues to the organization responsible for them. The HOA cannot dispatch city crews, restore utility service, or repair public streets.
For non-emergency city problems, use the ourLewisvilleTX app. Include the location and a photo so the City can route your request directly to the appropriate department.
Contact the City of Lewisville for water or sewer service, missed trash pickup, and animal concerns.
Neighborhood trash day: Friday. Set trash and recycling carts out by 7 a.m. on collection day.
Remove carts from the curb within 24 hours of the collection date. City of Lewisville Code of Ordinances § 12-23(b)(2) requires collection containers to be removed from the collection point within 24 hours of collection day. Collection schedules can change due to holidays or service delays, so follow the applicable collection date rather than a fixed weekday.
With front-facing garages throughout Lakewood Hills, carts left in the street can obstruct vehicles and inconvenience neighbors. Please do your part to keep our streets clean, clear and accessible by bringing your carts in promptly.
City enforcement, not HOA fines: Violations may be reported to the City of Lewisville by the HOA or other residents. The City is responsible for determining violations, taking enforcement action, and assessing any applicable fines. The HOA does not issue fines for this city ordinance.
See also City Code § 12-24(b), which requires cart placement that does not interfere with vehicle or pedestrian traffic.
Trash & recycling information ↗ Read City trash ordinance ↗Public streets and right-of-way: The City, not the HOA, handles public street repairs, potholes, street parking enforcement, and reports concerning curbs and driveway approaches within the public right-of-way. Responsibilities for specific driveway approaches, sidewalks, and curb repairs may depend on the location and circumstances; contact the City to confirm before requesting work.
Report non-emergency street or parking concerns to the City of Lewisville. For urgent hazards, contact the appropriate City service or emergency services.
City Stage 1 restrictions generally permit even-numbered addresses to water Tuesday and Saturday, and odd-numbered addresses Wednesday and Sunday. Check the City page for current restrictions and exceptions.
View watering rules ↗For gas or electrical service questions, billing or outages, contact your utility provider directly. CoServ provides service information and assistance where applicable.
CoServ ↗For suspected gas leaks or downed power lines, leave the danger area and contact emergency services or the utility's emergency line.
Most neighborhood streetlights are serviced by CoServ, but maintenance responsibility can vary by pole. Use the City of Lewisville streetlight map to identify the responsible provider before submitting an outage report.
When reporting to CoServ, include the street address, subdivision, pole tag number (if available), and a description of the problem. If the map identifies another provider or a City-maintained light, report it to that responsible organization instead. Streetlight repairs are not handled by the HOA.
Internet service is arranged directly with the provider, not the HOA. Check your exact address for availability, especially for newer fiber installations.
Frontier fiber deployment may vary by street. Provider availability and installation dates are not guaranteed by the HOA.
Neighborhood updates
Association announcements and important reminders for homeowners.
Important website update
Following the migration from our previous website, this page now serves as a public community information landing page only.
Official HOA services, including ACC submissions, assessment payments, association documents and resident inquiries, are handled through Spectrum Association Management and its homeowner services.
Connect with Spectrum ↗
Help keep Lakewood Hills looking its best. Email Spectrum Association Management directly about HOA-related concerns. Please include your name, phone number, property address, a description of the issue, and any relevant photos.
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