Canyon Crossings
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What Canyon Crossings's governing documents say
Canyon Crossings is a standard single-family-home HOA in Carefree, AZ. All owners and residents must follow the declaration, which includes architectural controls, use restrictions, and pet limits. The association manages common areas and enforces the rules.
- Architectural review: Prior written approval from the Architectural Committee is required for any exterior changes, including construction, landscaping alterations, and even color changes. The committee has broad discretion and may consider aesthetic harmony. Approval is deemed given if no response within 45 days of a complete application.
- Use restrictions & home businesses: Lots are for residential use only. Home businesses are allowed only if they are not detectable from outside, do not generate customer traffic, employ only residents, and comply with all other rules.
- Pets: No more than two domestic pets per lot (dogs, cats, or small birds). Pets must be leashed (max 6 ft) on common area and must not become a nuisance. Dog waste must be removed immediately from common area.
- Vehicles & parking: Vehicles must be parked in the garage if possible; otherwise in driveways if under 7 ft tall and 18 ft long. Recreational vehicles may park in driveway only for loading/unloading (max 24 consecutive hours, 72 hours per week). No commercial vehicles or inoperable vehicles visible from neighbors. Each lot must have at least two parking spaces.
- Leasing & rentals: The declaration does not mention any minimum lease term or rental restrictions. Tenants have the same common area rights as owners during their lease term.
- Common area use & access: All owners and residents have an easement to use the common area, subject to association rules. The association may suspend use for non-payment of assessments or rule violations (after 15-day notice). The board can charge fees for recreational facility use.
Key facts from Canyon Crossings's documents
- Community type
- Covenant / Planned Community
- Legal name
- Canyon Crossings Community Association (Definition 1.8)
- Assessments & dues
- Annual Assessment levied by Board; rate determined by Board (Section 7.3) (Sections 7.2, 7.3)
- Special assessments
- Permitted upon approval by Board or Members as provided in Section 7.5 (Section 7.5)
- Collections & liens
- Assessment Lien created by Article 7; Association may foreclose lien and collect assessments (Article 7, especially 7.1, 7.8)
- Reserves & fees
- A transfer fee may be required; amount not specified (Section 7.12)
- Pets
- Yes: dogs, cats, parakeets or similar household birds not to exceed total of 2 per Lot (Section 4.11)
- Leasing & rentals
- Yes, leasing of a Residential Unit is not considered a business (Section 4.1 last sentence)
- Parking & vehicles
- Prohibited on any street within the Project (Section 4.15.3)
- Fences
- Fences require ARC approval as they are 'Improvements' (definition 1.20 includes fence or wall) (Sections 3.1, 1.20)
- Architectural approval
- Prior written approval required for any new construction, additions, alterations, repairs, or changes that alter exterior appearance (including landscaping and improvements) (Section 3.1)
- Home business
- Permitted with nine conditions: not visible/detectable, conforms to zoning, no door-to-door solicitation, no customer traffic, no employees not residents, no excessive parking, no hazardous materials, conducted only inside, not violating ot (Section 4.1(i)-(ix))
- Signs & flags
- No signs on Lot or Common Area visible from neighboring property without approval of Architectural Committee and Town; exception for Declarant promotional signs and Association signs (Section 4.13)
- Setbacks / home size
- Building envelope established by Design Guidelines or ARC; no construction outside envelope; also erosion setback limit from channel requiring bank protection (Section 3.3)
- Maintenance
- Not explicitly stated; likely Owner responsibility as part of Lot improvements (Section 8.2 (Owner maintains Lot and Imp)
- Use restrictions
- All Residential Units shall be used, improved and devoted exclusively to residential use (Section 4.1)
- Voting & meetings
- Class A: 1 vote per Lot (all Owners except Declarant during Class B). Class B: 3 votes per Lot (Declarant only until no longer owns any Lot or relinquishes). (Section 6.7)
- Amendments
- By affirmative vote of Owners entitled to cast not less than 67% of Class A votes and vote of Class B member if exists; recorded (Section 10.3 (partially visible in table)
Community amenities
≈ 15 homes
Related associations
Nearby (within 500 m): Carefree Sentinel Rock Estates Homeowners Association · Highlands at Canyon Ridge
Collections & enforcement records
Public records show 3 enforcement filings by this association between 2009 and 2020.
Source: Maricopa County Recorder and Maricopa County Superior Court public indexes.
About this HOA
Canyon Crossings is a homeowners association in Carefree, AZ.
HOAproxy has 1 document on file for Canyon Crossings: 1 CC&R. Last updated 2026-06-14.
Governing documents
- Declaration of Covenants (2000) (41 pages) — PDF