Centerpoint Logistics Park-P/D West

What Centerpoint Logistics Park-P/D West's governing documents say

CenterPoint Logistics Park-P/D West is an industrial/warehouse business park in El Mirage, Arizona, governed by a Master Declaration of Covenants. It binds all commercial lot owners and their business occupants to comply with I-1, I-2, B-3 zoning, design review, and operational standards. A Master Association and Design Review Committee oversee development, maintenance, and compliance across the park.

• Permitted uses: Industrial/warehouse operations with ancillary uses conducted under roof; outdoor storage permitted per Design Guidelines; uses must comply with I-1, I-2, B-3 zoning.
• Prohibited uses: Banned uses include cemeteries, adult businesses, junkyards, research facilities using animals, and any use deemed a nuisance, increasing insurance rates, or violating Environmental Requirements.
• Improvement approvals: All improvements require Design Review Committee written approval before work begins; committee has 15 business days to approve or object; Design Guidelines establish standards and design professionals may be required.
• Insurance requirement: Each lot owner must carry minimum $5 million commercial general liability insurance, naming the Master Association as additional insured; owners must review coverage annually.
• Lot maintenance: Owners maintain their lot improvements in first-class condition; exteriors washed regularly; graffiti removed within 5 days of notice; trash in enclosed containers per Design Guidelines.
• Common area maintenance: Master Association maintains all common areas, landscape easements, identification signage, and irrigation facilities, funded by owner assessments.
• Assessments: Master Association levies regular assessments for common expenses (maintenance, insurance, utilities, landscaping); special assessments for owner non-compliance; 15% supervision fee added to enforcement costs.
• Declarant reserved rights: Declarant retains unilateral rights to de-annex property, subdivide lots, and conduct all outdoor display advertising; can revoke use approvals if conditions violated; no owner consent required.

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.