Easy Street South, a Condominium

What Easy Street South, a Condominium's governing documents say

This is a partial excerpt from the Declaration of Condominium for Easy Street South, a condominium in Carefree, AZ. The provided text covers definitions, unit boundaries, common elements, limited common elements, easements, and declarant rights, but does not include the full use restrictions, assessments, insurance, or other articles.

• What you own & maintain: You own the interior of your unit from unfinished surfaces of walls, floor, and ceiling. Common elements (e.g., building structure, clubhouse, pool, landscaping) are owned as tenants in common with other unit owners. The association maintains common elements and is responsible for insurance and utilities, funded by assessments.
• Limited common elements: Balconies, yard areas, parking spaces designated as LCEs, and certain utility lines serving only one unit are limited common elements—assigned to a specific unit for exclusive use but maintained as part of common elements.
• Parking & vehicles: Parking includes Parking Space Units (separately owned), Private Garages (separately owned), and Parking Space LCEs (assigned to a unit). Each unit has at least one Parking Space LCE. Parking Space Units and Private Garages can be transferred by deed between unit owners. Rules for parking, towing, and vehicle restrictions are set by the association.
• Easements & access: The association has easements for repair, pest control, water leak remediation, and emergency access. Unit owners have easements for utility lines, support, and ingress/egress. Declarant retains broad easements for construction, sales, and marketing activities.
• Declarant rights & construction: Declarant (original developer) retains rights to expand the condominium, maintain sales offices, post signs, and use common elements for construction until all units are sold. These rights survive beyond the period of declarant control.
• Occupancy & use: Units are for Single Family occupancy only (one household, related or unrelated). The declaration does not specify age restrictions, pet limits, or minimum lease terms in the provided text. Leasing is mentioned only to note that lessees may use common elements while the owner's right is suspended during the lease.

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.