Andersen Fiesta

What Andersen Fiesta's governing documents say

This is a commercial restrictive covenant from 1998 affecting a parcel at Andersen Fiesta Shopping Center in Chandler, AZ — not a residential community governing document. It restricts the use of a commercial property and binds the property owner/operator, not residents.

• Document type & scope: This is a commercial use restriction affecting a single shopping center parcel, not a residential HOA or condo rulebook. It governs what a commercial property owner must do with the land.
• Required property use: The property must be built and operated as a hamburger fast-food restaurant (Jack-in-the-Box or similar, no alcohol sales) with a maximum building height of 21 feet, on a specific site plan approved by the seller and Andersen Springs Community Association.
• Construction & opening deadline: Construction must start within 6 months of purchase; if not, the seller can buy back the property at the original price. The restaurant must open within 1 year and operate for at least 1 year.
• Future use changes after the first year: After the mandatory 1-year operating period, the owner may change the property's use with the seller's written consent (not to be unreasonably withheld), provided the new use doesn't conflict with exclusive agreements or existing businesses in the shopping center.
• Not applicable to residents: This document does not govern residential living, HOA fees, amenities, or any resident-facing rules — it is a commercial-only restriction on how one shopping center parcel must be used.

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.