Rovey Farm Estates HOA

What Rovey Farm Estates HOA's governing documents say

Rovey Farm Estates is a single-family home HOA in Glendale, AZ. These documents are the Architectural and Landscaping Design Guidelines, which supplement the full CC&Rs. They detail the approval process and standards for exterior changes and landscaping—applying to all homeowners. Note: these are partial rules; the CC&Rs contain broader community restrictions.

• Architectural review process: All exterior improvements (including landscaping in front/side yards) must be submitted to the Design Review Committee. The committee has 45 days to approve or disapprove. Approved work must start within 90 days. A $100 refundable fee is required for landscaping submissions.
• Pets: No specific pet rule in these guidelines; check CC&Rs. However, play structures and other items must comply with height and setback rules.
• Leasing & rentals: Not covered in these guidelines; refer to CC&Rs.
• Flags & flagpoles: Ground-mounted flagpoles require approval. Pole height cannot exceed distance to nearest sidewalk, street, common area, or neighbor's property line. Only one pole and two flags (American plus one other) allowed. No flags on common area without board permission.
• Fences & walls: New fences/walls require approval. Front yard masonry planter walls must be ≤30 inches tall. Any wall not stone must be painted/stuccoed to match the house. Rear yard fully enclosed with solid block wall does not need landscaping plan submission.
• Landscaping requirements: Front yard must have either xeriscape or turf theme. Minimum 1 tree (15-gal) per 500 sq ft and 1 plant (5-gal) per 100 sq ft. Only approved granite colors (e.g., Madison Gold) in tree-line areas. Artificial turf allowed with strict specs: pile height 1.5–2.25 inches, minimum 7-year warranty, professional installation. No artificial turf in same front yard with natural turf.
• Prohibited plants & trees: Olive trees (except Swan Hill), certain fountain grass, pampas grass, Mexican palo verde, mulberry, citrus in front yard, eucalyptus are all banned.
• What this document doesn't cover: These guidelines do not contain the full CC&Rs. Topics like leasing, pet limits, parking, assessments, and general conduct are not included. Homeowners must also comply with the Declaration and city codes.

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.