Peak Valley

What Peak Valley's governing documents say

Peak Valley (Cactus Forest, AZ) is a subdivision governed by a Declaration of Restrictions recorded in Pinal County. These deed restrictions apply to all lots within the subdivision and bind current and future owners. The rules focus on land use, building standards, and property maintenance rather than a traditional HOA with dues.

• Building & construction: Only on-site built homes are allowed (no manufactured or mobile homes). Roof-mounted air conditioning or heating units are not permitted on flat-roof homes; solar units must be placed on the back side of the roofline and not visible from the street. All electric, telephone, and other utilities must be underground.
• Vehicles & storage: No inoperable vehicle, motorcycle, camper, or trailer may be stored on the property unless kept inside a garage and not visible from neighboring views. Recreational trailers may be parked but not used as a dwelling for more than two months. No commercial vehicle repair or construction is allowed on any lot or street.
• Animals & livestock: Horses, livestock, and pets are permitted as long as they are not bred or kept for commercial use. The number and type of animals are subject to government regulations. Manure must be kept minimal and not offensive to neighbors.
• Property maintenance & cleanliness: Properties must be kept neat and tidy, free of weeds, rubbish, and litter. Trash, garbage, and other waste must be kept in sanitary containers with a total volume of no more than 4 cubic yards. If a lot owner fails to maintain their lot, other owners subject to these restrictions can send a written notice requiring cleanup within 30 days; if not complied with, enforcement may go to court or arbitration.
• Fencing: Fencing must be pipe with V-mesh, no-climb, cable, or rods. Concrete block or wood fences are acceptable per county code.
• Commercial activity: No commercial business, trade, or manufacturing of any nature may be carried out on any portion of the property.
• Governance & amendments: Each lot has one vote in the change or enforcement of these restrictions. There is no homeowners' association mentioned; enforcement appears to be through judicial courts or arbitration as specified in the declaration.

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.