Aribiome

What Aribiome's governing documents say

Aribiome is a small residential subdivision of 5 single-family lots in Carefree, AZ, governed by a homeowners association (HOA). Each lot owner is a member and has one vote (with the developer holding three votes per lot until 90% of lots are sold). The HOA maintains limited common areas (the private access road, entry gate, and walls) and enforces rules on use, architecture, and maintenance.

• Membership & voting: One membership vote per lot. The developer (Declarant) gets three votes per lot owned until 90% of lots are sold to others, at which point control transitions to owners.
• Assessments: Regular, special, and capital improvement assessments may be levied. Initial regular assessments for 2005 were $0 per quarter (a placeholder; actual amounts are set later).
• Use & occupancy restrictions: Lots may only be used for residential purposes. No businesses, signs (without approval), temporary structures (except initial construction), clotheslines or visible debris, visible antennas, or high-intensity lighting directed at other lots or common areas.
• Pets: Only commonly accepted household pets are allowed. Pets that become a nuisance must be removed.
• Vehicles & parking: Boats, campers, trailers, and motor homes must be parked in an approved location on the owner's lot, not in common areas. Other vehicles must comply with association rules.
• Architectural & landscape control: A Design Review Committee (3-5 members appointed by the developer initially) sets binding design guidelines. Building height is limited to 16 ft from finished grade or 30 ft from natural grade (per Town of Carefree stipulation). All permanent structures require committee approval.
• Maintenance responsibilities: Each owner maintains their own lot (dwelling and landscaping). The HOA maintains 'Tract A' and the private access road. If an owner fails to maintain their lot, the HOA may fix it and charge a special assessment.

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.