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Contact the Manager
Have a question about your account, community maintenance, or Association services? We're here to help.
Contact RealManage →♧Contact the Board
Send a message to the Board of Directors, share feedback, or ask about volunteering.
Write to the Board →▤Submit ACC Application
Planning a fence, pool, well, septic system, new home, or another project? Start your application online.
Start an Application →⌂New to High Meadow Ranch? Start Here
Learn how to access your homeowner account, find community documents, and get connected.
New Homeowner Guide →
Already have a homeowner account?
View your balance, pay assessments or ACC fees, and access available homeowner services.
Homeowner Login →Architectural Control Applications
Tell us what you plan to build or change. The application adapts to your project.
The new-home construction package has separate, extensive requirements. Please review the current source packet; the detailed interactive form below is specifically for modifications and improvements.
View New Home Construction Package ↗Published new-home amount: $5,385, including a $4,000 conditionally refundable portion, subject to confirmation.
Contact the Manager
RealManage Houston is your point of contact for day-to-day Association services.
RealManage Houston
5858 Westheimer Rd, Suite 888
Houston, TX 77057
For assessment payments and account services, you may also use the Homeowner Portal.
Contact the Board
Share community feedback, governance questions, or volunteer interest.
New to High Meadow Ranch? Start Here.
A simple guide to getting connected to your new community.
1. Set up your homeowner account
Use the CiraNet homeowner portal to access account information, assessments and payment options. If you need registration assistance, contact management.
Homeowner Login ↗2. Get familiar with the community
Review the recorded governing documents, community rules, architectural requirements and available Association notices.
Read FAQs →3. Planning exterior work?
Apply for written ACC approval before starting improvements or construction when required.
Submit ACC Application →4. Know who to contact
Contact RealManage for account and service questions; contact the Board for governance-related correspondence.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about Association management, assessments and ACC applications.
What does RealManage Houston do?
RealManage provides assessment administration, vendor coordination, financial reporting, homeowner communications, and management support under the direction of the Board.
What are the CC&Rs and Bylaws?
The CC&Rs govern property use and community restrictions. Bylaws govern Association operations and Board procedures. Refer to the recorded documents and amendments.
What is the Board of Directors?
The Board is the governing body of the Association. Management carries out delegated responsibilities and reports to the Board.
Do I need ACC approval before beginning work?
Exterior improvements and certain site changes generally require prior written ACC approval. Review the applicable requirements and obtain approval before construction.
When does the ACC meet?
The 2022 packet describes generally twice-monthly meetings and one in December, but the current schedule should be confirmed with RealManage.
How do I pay assessments or ACC fees?
Use Homeowner Login to access CiraNet and pay ACC charges in the same manner as assessments, once charges have been posted to your account.
Can assessments increase?
Assessments are set under the Association’s governing documents and applicable Texas law. Review the adopted budget and current documents for your assessment obligations.
Can I attend a Board meeting?
Homeowners may attend open Board meetings subject to applicable law and posted procedures. Refer to current notices for meeting information.
How do I volunteer?
Use Contact the Board to express interest in serving on a committee.
What if I do not pay my assessment?
Unpaid assessments may lead to authorized charges or collection action under the governing documents and Texas law. Contact management about your account.
How do I contact management?
Select Contact the Manager to write a message and attach supporting files. The live form will require a secure delivery integration.
How do I contact the Board?
Select Contact the Board to write a message and attach supporting files. Messages will be delivered when the Board correspondence routing is configured.