The Forum at Gilbert Ranch

What The Forum at Gilbert Ranch's governing documents say

This document is a legal amendment to the Master Declaration for The Forum at Gilbert Ranch, a commercial mixed-use development in Gilbert, Arizona. It primarily clarifies the maintenance obligations of each Master Plat Lot owner (i.e., commercial property owners) regarding common areas, including parking structures, and sets uniform standards. This is not a residential homeowners association or condo governing document; it applies to owners and tenants of commercial/retail lots within the development.

• Document type & scope: This is a partial amendment to a larger Master Declaration; it does not contain full rules about leasing, pets, age restrictions, or residential use. The full Declaration (not provided) would contain comprehensive covenants.
• Who is bound: The amendment binds the owners (lot owners) of Master Plat Lots 1–4 and the BK Property. Each owner is responsible for maintaining common areas located on its own lot, with the Association having enforcement rights if standards are not met.
• Common Area maintenance obligations: Each Master Plat Lot owner (of lots 1, 2, 3, and 4) has the right and obligation to separately maintain the common area on its own lot, including landscaping, irrigation, and parking, at its own cost, with Association oversight and potential lien if maintenance fails.
• Uniform maintenance standard: All lot owners must maintain common areas to a uniform standard of appearance. Specifically, above-ground parking areas must be seal-coated and re-striped at least once every five calendar years.
• Parking facilities: The underground parking spaces under Master Plat Lot 2, along with related access ramps and structures, and the covered awning parking on the north property line of Master Plat Lot 2, are designated as Common Areas.
• Casualty restoration: Each Master Plat Lot owner must promptly restore or repair common area improvements on their lot after fire or other casualty, using available insurance proceeds, at their own cost without Association reimbursement.
• What this document doesn't cover: This amendment does not address residential use, leasing terms, pet rules, age restrictions, architectural controls, or assessment amounts. Those would be in the original Master Declaration or other supplemental documents.

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.