Waterford Park in Weatherford, TX

The HOA maintains the community’s common areas, enforces deed restrictions, and ensures all homes and landscaping meet the community’s standards. This helps keep the neighborhood clean, consistent, and aligned with the vision of the development—protecting the long-term value and aesthetics of your home and the community.

The community’s drainage systems were designed, engineered, and approved through the city and the development team before construction began. All drainage infrastructure within Waterford Park meets city engineering standards. If any concerns arise, homeowners can contact the HOA or the city for review.

That land is privately owned and not part of the Waterford Park development. At this time, neither Risewell Homes nor the Waterford Park developer has plans or authority to make changes to that property.

Nothing will be developed there—this area is designated as a drainage easement and will remain undeveloped as part of the community’s drainage plan.

All retaining walls in the community are installed by the developer as part of the original community construction. Once completed and accepted, responsibility and ongoing maintenance typically transfer to the HOA. If a homeowner notices anything that seems unusual or concerning with a retaining wall, they should report it to the HOA so the appropriate party can assess and address it.