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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: If I have an emergency who do I call?

A: Call 911 first then call Security. (903-769-2164)

Q: What is the speed limit at Holly Lake Ranch?

A: The speed limit inside the gates at Holly Lake Ranch is 25 mph.  This speed limit is necessary to maintain the safety of our residents and the abundance of wildlife found here.

 

Q: Are golf carts allowed on the roads at Holly Lake Ranch?

A: Yes, and the drivers must obey all traffic signs. See Rules and Regulations regarding requirements for drivers.

Q: If I'm driving my golf cart on Holly Lake Ranch roads, am I required to pull over to let cars pass?

A: Yes, you must safely pull over to let cars pass.  See the HLRA Rules and Regulations.


Q: Where can I find rules for children operating golf carts, PWCs (jet skis)?

A: See the HLRA Rules and Regulations


Q: Who do I call about a dog running loose? About an injured wild animal?

A: Call the Security Office. (903-769-2164)

Q: Does HLRA have a leash law?

A: Yes, there is a leash law.  All dogs shall be tagged.  For nuisance dogs, call the Security Office. (903-769-2164)  See HLRA Rules and Regulations for specific information.

 

Q: Do I need a fishing license to fish on HLRA lakes?

A: You do not need a fishing license on the private lakes within the HLRA gates.

Q: Where can I find the boating rules for each of the lakes?

A: See Holly Lake Ranch Rules and Regulations regarding Watercraft Compliances.

Q: Can my guest bring a boat when visiting HLRA?

A: Yes, but they are subject to Holly Lake Ranch Guest Lake Use Policy for rules and fees.

Q: Are there any Emergency Evacuation Plans?  Any alert systems in place?

A: One call system will contact every resident in case of emergency.  Make sure you are registered by checking with the Security Office. (903-769-2164)  Emergency gates are located throughout the Ranch and can be found on the map given to you by Administration at New Homeowner Orientation.  See the HLRA Emergency Evacuation Plan