Deed Restrictions and City Ordinances 

Lindale Park is a deed restricted community, which helps retain our neighborhood charm. Any resident of the City of Houston may lodge a complaint with the Deed Restriction Enforcement Team. If you have a question or concern, please refer to the resources below. 
We're a big-city neighborhood with a real small-town feel." - Gwyn Guidy, Lindale Park Resident, Houston Chronicle, 2015
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/columnists/advocate/article/Advocate-Neighbors-against-condos-have-code-on-5358822.php
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Lindale Park Deed Restrictions

Disclaimer: The Deed Restrictions shown here are for informational purposes only. Recorded copies of the Lindale Park Subdivision Deed Restrictions may be viewed at the office of the Harris County Clerk at 1001 Preston, 4th Floor
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Special Minimum Lot Size (SMLS)

In Houston, a Special Minimum Lot Size (Chapter 42) protects neighborhood character by setting a legal minimum lot size. This helps preserve green space, maintain the neighborhood’s look and feel, and prevent overbuilding that could crowd streets and change the community’s character

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Report a Deed Restriction Violation

The city of Houston is primarily responsible for enforcing deed restrictions. Please use the form below to report a deed restriction violation. FAQs and tools for documenting evidence of violations are provided
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Lindale Park Scenic District

Lindale Park has a designated Scenic District, which protects neighborhood character by requiring business signs to meet limits on size, height, lighting, and design. The goal is to reduce visual clutter, preserve views, and create a more welcoming streetscape.
Note: Lindale Scenic District boundaries extend past LIndale Park subdivision. 

Lindale Park Civic Club
218 Joyce Street
Houston, TX 77009
[email protected]