Wild Horse Estates
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What Wild Horse Estates's governing documents say
Wild Horse Estates (Chandler, AZ) is a standard single-family-home community governed by a Homeowners Association Committee. These Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs) run with the land and bind all lot owners. The document covers architectural standards, land use, pets, parking, and maintenance obligations.
- Homeowners Association & Assessments: A five-member Homeowners Association Committee governs the subdivision, with the Declarant holding a seat until all lots are sold. The Committee may levy assessments, suspend voting rights for nonpayment or rule violations, and enforce the CC&Rs. Lot owners get one vote per lot.
- Architectural Review: All plans for buildings, fences, and other structures must be submitted to the Committee for approval. The Committee has 30–45 days to respond; failure to respond within that time is deemed approval. Pinal County permits are also required.
- Residential Use & Improvements: Only one single-family dwelling and a private garage (up to 4 cars/trucks) per lot. Mobile homes are prohibited; manufactured homes must be at least 1,200 sq. ft. and excavated so the entrance is no more than 1 foot above approved pad level.
- Setbacks & Fences: Minimum front setback: 30 ft; side: 10 ft; rear: 40 ft. Fences must be galvanized 2-inch metal pipe with 3 rails, max 6 ft high, painted white or galvanized. Masonry or wrought iron requires Committee approval. No barbed wire.
- Animals: No pigs, livestock, or similar animals. Up to 2 full-grown horses plus 2 colts permitted. Normal pets allowed in reasonable numbers. A 4-H animal (except pig) counts as a pet. Pets must be confined to owner's lot, cleaned up after, and not create a nuisance; two complaints may force removal.
- Parking & vehicles: No boats, trailers, campers, or recreational vehicles may be stored within 30 ft of lot boundaries or where visible from roads. No vehicle repairs outside an enclosed garage. Maximum of three motor vehicles per lot outside the garage. No abandoned vehicles.
- Signs: No signs or billboards except for sale/rental signs (max 18x24 inches) and Declarant's sales signs.
- Maintenance & Nuisances: Owners must keep lots and improvements in good condition. The Committee may enter and correct violations after notice and charge the owner. No rubbish, offensive odors, or bright unhooded lighting allowed. Laundry drying must be screened. Garbage must be in sanitary containers; no outdoor burning.
Key facts from Wild Horse Estates's documents
- Community type
- Single family home subdivision (Section 11(a): "Each lot will have no bu)
- Developer / declarant
- Felix 102, LLC (Recital A, DOC 67921)
- Governing law
- Arizona Revised Statutes Title 45, Chapter 2, Article 9; Groundwater Replenishment Statute (Title 48, Chapter 22) (Recitals B, C, D, DOC 67921)
- Assessments & dues
- No specific amount given; Committee has the right to make assessments (Section 1 last paragraph, DOC 68120)
- Collections & liens
- Replenishment Assessment constitutes a continuing lien on the parcel. For Association violations, unpaid costs become a lien enforceable per mechanic's lien statute. (Article 3 (doc 67921): "constitutes a co)
- Pets
- Yes, normal pets in reasonable numbers; horses limited to 2 full grown and 2 colts; no pigs or livestock (Section 12, DOC 68120)
- Leasing & rentals
- Not explicitly prohibited; lease agreements are subject to the Declaration (Preamble, DOC 68120)
- Parking & vehicles
- Not allowed to be stored within 30 ft of boundary lines or adjacent to roads or in view (Section 13, DOC 68120)
- Fences
- No barbed wire. Front, side, rear fences: galvanized 2 metal pipe with 3 rails (top and two dividing), max height 6 ft. Woven wire allowed on interior side not exceeding pipe height. Must be galvanized or painted white. Masonry, wrought iro (Section 5, DOC 68120)
- Architectural approval
- Yes, Homeowners Association Committee approval required for all structures, improvements, and changes. (Section 3: "All plans for structures... )
- Signs & flags
- No signs or billboards except those used by Declarant for sales, or for sale/rental of property not exceeding 18 x 24 inches (Section 9, DOC 68120)
- Setbacks / home size
- Front: 30 ft from front property line; Side: 10 ft from side lines; Rear: 40 ft from back lot lines; Minimum distance between main buildings: 25 ft (Section 6, DOC 68120)
- Maintenance
- Owner responsible for maintaining their lot, landscaping, and improvements in good condition. Committee may, after 30 days notice (or immediately in emergency), enter and correct violations and charge owner. (Section 10: "The Homeowners Association )
- Use restrictions
- Each lot shall have no building other than one single family dwelling residence and a private garage (Section 11(a), DOC 68120)
- Voting & meetings
- One vote per lot. Joint owners designate one voter. Declarant votes on lots they own. Majority vote of lot owners elects committee after first year. (Section 1 and Section 20.)
Community amenities
≈ 13 homes
Related associations
Nearby (within 500 m): Pecos Vistas II · Pecos Ranch Estates · Chandler Freeway Crossing
About this HOA
Wild Horse Estates is a homeowners association in Chandler, AZ.
HOAproxy has 2 documents on file for Wild Horse Estates: 2 CC&Rs. Last updated 2026-06-14.
Governing documents
- Supplemental Declaration (1999) (6 pages) — PDF
- Declaration of Covenants (2001) (10 pages) — PDF