Cactus Forest Estate

What Cactus Forest Estate's governing documents say

Cactus Forest Estate is a rural residential subdivision in Pinal County, Arizona, governed by deed restrictions (CC&Rs) recorded in 1999. These covenants run with the land and bind all owners, but there is no homeowners association — enforcement is by any owner through legal action.

• Land use: All parcels are for residential use only. No business or commercial activity is permitted.
• Building types: Residences can be site-built or manufactured homes. If a manufactured home is more than one year old, it requires approval from the majority of other landowners in the subdivision.
• Minimum parcel size: No parcel may be subdivided to create lots smaller than 0.16 acres.
• Temporary structures: No temporary structures (e.g., trailers, tents, shacks, barns) may be used as a residence. A travel trailer, motor home, or camper may be placed on the property for up to 6 months for construction of a permanent residence or for up to 6 months per calendar year for seasonal vacation use.
• Road maintenance: Owners agree to share proportionately the costs of maintaining established roads in good repair (grading, filling holes, repairing washes). Additional repairs or improvements require prior written consent of all owners.
• Speed limit: Vehicles on internal roads must not exceed 20 mph and must be operated in a safe and controlled manner.
• Signs: Only one sign per parcel, no larger than 5 square feet, advertising the property for sale or rent, may be displayed to public view.
• Enforcement: If an owner violates any covenant, any other owner can sue to prevent the violation or recover damages.

Plain-language summary generated from the governing documents on file for this community. It may be incomplete and is not legal advice — read the full documents below or consult the official recorded versions.