San Tan Professional Village

What San Tan Professional Village's governing documents say

This is a Declaration of Property Development Restrictions for San Tan Professional Village, a condominium in Gilbert, AZ. It restricts development on an adjacent 2.85-acre parcel owned by Equine, not the condominium itself. The document binds the parcel's owner to ensure new construction is compatible with the existing condominium, and it is ancillary to the main condominium rules.

• Who this document applies to: This declaration restricts only the separate 2.85-acre parcel owned by Equine (the 'Property'), not individual condominium units. The owner of that parcel must comply, and enforceability is limited to the Developer, the Association, or their successors.
• Architectural review: Before any building or structure is built on the Property, the owner must submit a site plan, elevation, exterior color, exterior materials, and landscaping plan to the Developer for approval. The design must be substantially compatible with the existing condominium improvements. Approval is deemed granted if the Developer does not respond within 15 days of submission.
• Approval of material changes: Any material changes or additions to previously approved architectural documents must be resubmitted to the Developer for approval using the same process (15-day review period, deemed approval if no response).
• Dispute resolution: Any dispute arising under this declaration must be resolved through arbitration in Maricopa County, Arizona, following the American Arbitration Association's Commercial Arbitration Rules. The arbitration panel cannot change the declaration's terms. Each party pays its own arbitrator and shares the cost of the third arbitrator.
• Termination and amendment: This declaration can only be terminated or amended by a written instrument signed by the Developer (or its successors) and the current owner(s) of the Property, and must be recorded in Maricopa County. It runs with the land perpetually.
• What this document doesn't cover: This document does not contain any rules about condominium unit occupancy, leasing, pets, common area maintenance, assessments, or other typical HOA or condominium bylaws. Those would be found in the separate Condominium Declaration and other governing documents for San Tan Professional Village.

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.