Black Mountain Foothills
Homeowners association — you own your lot and home; the association maintains common areas and enforces covenants.
We didn't find proxy provisions in the governing documents on file. This usually means the bylaws haven't been uploaded yet.
Documents
Proxy voting
Real HOA decisions get made by proxy, before the meeting ever happens.
Follow this HOA
Get an email when new documents or answers land for this community.
Ask a chatbot about the governing documents
Help unlock answers for this community
HOAproxy makes communities' governing documents searchable in plain English.
We don't have the CC&Rs, bylaws, or rules for this HOA yet — so there's nothing to ask about right now. If you have them, adding them takes a minute and lets this assistant answer questions for every neighbor who looks up this HOA next.
Location
Add documents
Have the CC&Rs, bylaws, or rules for this community? Upload them and we'll make them searchable for your neighbors.
Edit HOA details
Add or correct the website and location for this HOA.
What Black Mountain Foothills's governing documents say
Black Mountain Foothills is a single-family home subdivision of 41 lots in Carefree, AZ, governed by an owners association. This document is a 2004 amendment to the full CC&Rs, changing only two specific rules: it increases a required deposit and bans all non-address signs. The full rulebook is not included here.
- Damage/completion deposit: The deposit required under Section 6.4.1 of the CC&Rs has been increased to $10,000. This likely applies to construction or improvement projects on a lot.
- Signs: No signs of any type or design are allowed on any lot, except for street address numbers. This prohibits real estate signs, political signs, and other temporary or permanent signage.
- What this document doesn't cover: This is only an amendment with two changes. It does not include the full CC&Rs, so information about assessments, architectural review, parking, pets, leasing, and other typical HOA rules is not provided here.
Key facts from Black Mountain Foothills's documents
- Community type
- Residential Subdivision as of 2004 (Recital A: "subdivision consisting of fo)
- Legal name
- Black Mountain Foothills Owners Association, Inc. as of 1998 (Section 1.7 (DOC 196508))
- Governing law
- Arizona Law as of 1998 (Section 10.1 (DOC 196508))
- Pets
- Yes, dogs, cats, or other household pets may be kept, but not for commercial purposes and not in quantities creating annoyance or nuisance as of 1998 (Section 8.9 (DOC 196508))
- Fences
- Walls and fences must be same material and texture as main building, may include wrought iron; no chain link fences as of 1998 (Section 7.12 (DOC 196508))
- Architectural approval
- Prior written approval required for any building, structure, exterior alteration, or work on a Lot as of 1998 (Section 6.2.1 (DOC 196508))
- Signs & flags
- No signs of any type or design except street address numbers (amended from allowing 'for sale' signs) as of 1998 (Third Amendment Section 2.b (DOC 72819) )
- Setbacks / home size
- In accordance with Rural-70 minimum zoning regulations of Maricopa County or stricter as of 1998 (Section 7.8 (DOC 196508))
- Use restrictions
- Single family detached residential use only; minimum lot area 70,000 sq ft as of 1998 (Section 7.11 (DOC 196508))
- Voting & meetings
- One vote per lot as of 1998 (Section 2.7 (DOC 196508))
- Amendments
- Affirmative vote of not less than 50% of Owners entitled to vote at regular meetings as of 1998 (Section 10.4 (DOC 196508))
Community amenities
≈ 50 homes
Related associations
Nearby (within 500 m): Terravita Homeowners Association
About this HOA
Black Mountain Foothills is a homeowners association in Carefree, AZ.
HOAproxy has 8 documents on file for Black Mountain Foothills: 7 amendments and 1 CC&R. Last updated 2026-07-18.
Governing documents
- Document (12 pages) — PDF
- Document (15 pages) — PDF
- Document (23 pages) — PDF
- Document (55 pages) — PDF
- Document (50 pages) — PDF
- Document (3 pages) — PDF
- Document (3 pages) — PDF
- Amendment to Declaration (2004) (3 pages) — PDF