Continuum

What Continuum's governing documents say

Continuum is a master-planned commercial development in Chandler, AZ, designed for office, retail, and other business uses. This Master Declaration creates an umbrella Master Association that manages common areas, enforces design standards, and collects assessments from all parcel owners. Individual parcels may also have their own subsidiary associations (e.g., condominium associations) with additional rules. This document governs the entire development and binds all parcel owners, not individual tenants or homeowners.

• What this document is: This is the master governing document for the entire Continuum development. It establishes the Master Association, sets out the framework for property use, maintenance, and assessments, and applies to all parcel owners (commercial property owners). It is an umbrella declaration; each parcel may have its own subsidiary declaration for parcel-specific rules.
• Membership & voting rights: Each parcel owner becomes a member of the Master Association. Voting power is based on parcel size and location: 5 memberships per 1,000 sq ft of land within 550 ft of Price Road, 3 per 1,000 sq ft farther east, and 2 per 1,000 sq ft near the western boundary. An owner must be in good standing (assessments paid) to vote.
• Architectural review: All improvements (buildings, signs, landscaping) require approval by the Architectural Review Committee or the Board. The document sets design standards, plan submission requirements, and an appeals process. This applies to all parcels within the development.
• Assessments: The Master Association levies regular assessments (operating budget), special assessments (with owner vote for amounts over $100,000), and reimbursement assessments (for specific defaults). Assessments are a lien on the parcel and must be paid; nonpayment can lead to foreclosure.
• Subsidiary associations & condominiums: Parcel owners may create subsidiary associations (e.g., condominium associations) under subsidiary declarations. These are subordinate to this Master Declaration. Condominium associations can vote on behalf of unit owners and may handle parcel-specific maintenance and enforcement.
• What this document doesn't cover: This master declaration does not contain specific rules for residential use, pets, leasing terms, age restrictions, or tenant obligations. Those rules, if any, would be in the parcel-specific subsidiary declarations or separate rental agreements.

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.