Lindsay Meadows

What Lindsay Meadows's governing documents say

Lindsay Meadows is a single-family residential subdivision in Gilbert, AZ — you own your individual lot and house, maintain them according to the rules, and pay per-lot assessments to the HOA, which maintains common areas and perimeter landscaping.

• What you own & maintain: You own your lot and house as a separate freehold estate and are responsible for keeping them in good condition. The Association maintains the common areas (Tracts A–F) and certain landscaping between the street/fences and your property line.
• Assessments & fees: Initial annual assessment is $492/lot, automatically increasing each year by 10% or the CPI increase (whichever is greater). Late payments incur 12% annual interest and a $25 fee. Special assessments for capital improvements require a 2/3 vote.
• Leasing & rentals: Leases must run at least 30 days minimum (no short-term or vacation rentals), be in writing, subject to the CCR, and a copy must be delivered to the Association before the lease begins.
• Architectural review & approvals: The Architectural Control Committee must approve most improvements. Houses must be at least 2,000 sq ft; single-story homes only on Lots 39–48 and 61–70. Approvals are also needed for solar collectors, antennas (max 8 feet), satellite dishes, storage sheds, and recreational equipment.
• Allowed uses & restrictions: Only single-family residential use. A home-based business is permitted if it's not visible from outside and remains residential in character; no room rentals, transient use, livestock, or commercial signage except one For Sale/Rent sign (max 5 sq ft).
• Pets: Customary household pets (dogs, cats, birds) are allowed if they don't create a nuisance; the Board has final discretion. You are liable for damage or injury caused by your pets, which must be controlled and kept off common areas and other lots.
• Developer voting control (during development phase): During the sales phase, the Declarant has 3 votes per lot (vs. 1 per owner) and pays only 25% of assessments. This control ends when 75% of lots are sold or 4 years from the first sale, whichever is first.

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.