Cooper Crossing
A commercial owners' association (office, retail, industrial, or business-park units) — not a residential community.
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What Cooper Crossing's governing documents say
Cooper Crossing is a commercial retail/office development in Gilbert, AZ — not a residential community. These CC&Rs govern owners (commercial property owners) and their tenants, employees, and invitees. The document establishes shared easements, development standards, and an assessment system managed by a 'Manager' (initially GFG Limited, Inc.).
- Who is bound & common areas: All owners of parcels in the development, their tenants (Permittees), and users must comply. Common Areas (access drives, parking, landscaping) are available for nonexclusive use by all owners and their Permittees, subject to Manager rules.
- Parking rules: Parking only in striped areas. No reserved parking without Manager consent. Employee parking must be on the owner's own parcel unless unanimously designated elsewhere. Each improved parcel must meet minimum city parking code requirements.
- Construction & alterations: Prior Manager approval required for initial construction and any exterior alterations. Buildings must be within Building Envelopes, not exceed one story, and be completed within 18 months. No construction work during November–December without consent (except emergencies).
- Maintenance obligations: Each owner must maintain all buildings and Common Areas on their parcel in good repair, including illumination of access drives during designated evening hours. Failure allows Manager to perform work and charge owner (plus 10% administration fee and 8% interest).
- Assessments & liens: The Manager assesses owners for Common Area costs, usually monthly or quarterly. Assessments are due within 30 days of notice. Delinquencies accrue 8% interest and create a lien on the parcel. Minimum liability insurance: $1M combined single limit per owner.
- Signage: All signs must conform to City-approved Sign Criteria. No roof signs. Manager consent required for signs that impair visibility or access. Monument Signs along Cooper and Baseline Roads are maintained by the Manager.
- Indemnification & insurance waiver: Each owner indemnifies Manager and other owners for claims from acts on their parcel. Owners must carry fire/liability insurance and waive subrogation. Manager may carry umbrella excess policy ($3M min), assessed to owners.
Key facts from Cooper Crossing's documents
- Community type
- commercial (retail and/or office complex) (Recitals B (page 1); 6.5(b) (page 13))
- Units / lots
- Multiple Parcels established by Declarant; at least Parcel 4 is referenced (Article 1, 1.3 (page 3); 15.1 (page 26))
- Developer / declarant
- COOPER CROSSING, L.L.C., an Arizona Limited Liability Company (Preamble (page 1))
- Assessments & dues
- Not fixed; each Owner pays proportionate share of costs incurred by Manager under Article 7 based on land area (7.2 (page 15))
- Special assessments
- Not explicitly named, but Manager can assess costs for maintenance, repair, illumination, and self-help under Article 7 (7.1, 7.2 (page 15))
- Collections & liens
- Unpaid assessments constitute a continuing lien on the Parcel; Manager may foreclose like a mortgage; also personal obligation of defaulting Owner (8.2, 8.3 (pages 17-18))
- Reserves & fees
- Interest at 8% per annum on unpaid assessments, but no separate late fee specified (8.3 (page 17); 6.9 (page 14))
- Parking & vehicles
- Parking in Common Areas; no reserved parking without Manager consent; employee parking may be designated by unanimous consent; each Owner must provide parking to meet city code (4.4 (pages 9-10))
- Fences
- No permanent improvement that interferes with Access Drives or adversely affects parking or circulation; temporary structures/barricades allowed with Manager consent (4.2 (page 9))
- Architectural approval
- Manager has 30 days to object to preliminary plans; if no objection, plans deemed satisfactory; final working drawings must be submitted within 120 days of preliminary approval (5.3 (pages 10-11))
- Signs & flags
- Signs subject to Sign Criteria; no roof signs; monument signs as per Article 10; building signs require Manager approval (Article 10 (pages 20-21))
- Setbacks / home size
- Buildings must be within Building Envelopes as shown on Site Plan or as designated by Declarant (3.1 (page 8))
- Maintenance
- Each Owner maintains its own Buildings and Common Areas on its Parcel (including Access Drives, lighting, etc.), except Monument Signs maintained by Manager (6.5(b) (page 13); 7.1(a) (page 15))
- Use restrictions
- All Parcels must be used for lawful purposes consistent with first-class neighborhood retail/office; prohibited uses include discotheque, adult bookstore, pawn shop, etc. (specific list) (12.1 (page 22))
- Voting & meetings
- Owners vote on certain matters: e.g., removal of Manager requires unanimous vote of all Owners; designation of successor Manager by Owners of 51% of land area (with Parcel 4 approval); amendment/termination by requisite number of Owners (no (15.3(b) (page 27); 15.1 (page 26); Artic)
- Amendments
- Not detailed in provided text; termination requires vote of requisite number of Owners within 5 years of expiration; supplements may be recorded by Declarant to add future use restrictions (17 (page 28); 12.5 (page 23))
About this HOA
Cooper Crossing is a homeowners association in Gilbert, AZ.
HOAproxy has 1 document on file for Cooper Crossing: 1 recorded document. Last updated 2026-07-24.