Power Ranch HOA

What Power Ranch HOA's governing documents say

Power Ranch is a master-planned community in Gilbert, AZ, governed by a Master Association (Power Ranch Community Association) and supplemented by village-level declarations. This document — the Declaration of Additional Covenants for Village at Power Ranch — adds rules for specific neighborhoods within the larger community, binding all owners and occupants.

• Parking & vehicles: No disabled vehicles (no license, inoperable, flat tires) allowed outside your garage. Parking in alleys, open space easements, sidewalks, or landscaped areas is prohibited. Overnight guest parking is allowed on clearly marked streets.
• Easements & use restrictions: Every lot is subject to Alley Easements (rear yard), Open Space Easements (front yard), and some lots to Use and Benefit (UBE) Easements (side yard). No excavation, pools, spas, barbecue structures, or combustible materials are allowed within any easement. No parking in alley or open space easements. No trees within 5 feet of walls, and certain plant species (e.g., eucalyptus, elm, maple, poplar, weeping willow, magnolia, fig, cactus) are prohibited within easements.
• Mailboxes & cluster box units: The Master Association maintains any cluster box units (CBUs) and their cost is a common expense. Owners are responsible for individual mailboxes on their lot. Only one mailbox per lot in a CBU. Keys transfer with ownership — neither Declarant nor Master Association is responsible for lost keys or mail theft.
• Assessments: A Village Special Service Area Assessment (VSSAA) is charged uniformly per lot. While the developer owns lots, they pay only 25% of the uniform rate. If collected funds fall short, the developer must subsidize the deficit. Annual increases are capped at 20% or the Consumer Price Index increase, whichever is greater, unless two-thirds of owners approve a larger increase.
• Amendments & term: This declaration runs for 20 years from recording (2006), automatically renewing for 10-year periods. It can be amended by a two-thirds vote of lots and board approval, or unilaterally by the developer while they own at least two-thirds of lots. Termination requires a 90% vote. The developer also retains special amendment rights for certain provisions.
• Subordination to master documents: This declaration is subordinate to the Master Declaration, Master Association articles/bylaws, and Power Ranch Rules. In any conflict, the master documents control unless this one is more restrictive.
• Garage facing restrictions (Tract Declaration): For certain lots (listed in Exhibit A of a separate Tract Declaration), garages must face and driveways must enter from a specific street (e.g., Mariposa Drive, Ponderosa Drive, Sosoba Street). No security gates may be installed at village entrances without developer consent.

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.