Whitewing at Wiehl Estates HOA

What Whitewing at Wiehl Estates HOA's governing documents say

Whitewing at Wiehl Estates is a single-family home HOA in Gilbert, AZ. This document is the architectural and landscape guidelines that homeowners must follow for any new construction, additions, remodeling, or landscaping changes. It does not contain the full CC&Rs, so other rules (like leasing, pets, or assessments) are not covered here.

• Architectural theme & style: Acceptable architectural themes include Mediterranean, Spanish Colonial, and Southwest styles. The Architectural Committee reviews designs for harmony with surrounding structures.
• Exterior color: Southwest colors should prevail. Accent colors that complement the selected colors may be submitted for approval.
• Exterior materials: Exterior walls must be predominantly stucco, brick, or stone; other materials are considered case-by-case. Roof materials: concrete tile, clay tile, slate, or other approved masonry. Flat roofs must be concealed by parapets.
• Minimum square footage: Single-story homes require at least 2,800 sq ft of livable area on ground level; two-story homes require at least 2,400 sq ft.
• Garages & storage: Garages must be enclosed, with side or rear entry (or free-standing rear yard garages) required. Driveways must be concrete. Storage buildings must match the primary residence's wall and roof materials and cannot exceed 15 ft in height.
• Landscaping requirements: All lots must be landscaped within 30 days of initial occupancy. Non-turf areas must have 2 inches of crushed granite (earth tones only). A 4-inch concrete header is required between turf and surrounding landscaping. Plans must conform to the approved plant list; prohibited plants include certain palms, oleanders, and citrus in front yards.
• Design review fees: Application fees vary: $100 for preliminary submission, $400 for final submission, $250 for addition/remodel, $150 for general improvement, and $75 for minor modifications. Checks made payable to Whitewing at Wiehl Estates Homeowners' Association.
• Mailboxes: Each owner must construct a mailbox at the junction of the driveway and street, using materials matching the residence. The mailbox base must be lighted and approved by the Architectural Committee.

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.