Lost Gold Estates
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What Lost Gold Estates's governing documents say
Lost Gold Estates (Units I, II, III) in Gold Canyon, AZ, is a single-family subdivision governed by declarations that are not typical HOA rules. Instead, these documents establish a covenant to require each parcel to participate in the Central Arizona Groundwater Replenishment District, including an annual replenishment assessment and a lien for nonpayment. They bind all lot owners and run with the land.
- Groundwater replenishment obligation: Each parcel in Lost Gold Estates is subject to a Parcel Replenishment Obligation – a share of the subdivision's excess groundwater use – and an annual Replenishment Assessment levied by the Central Arizona Water Conservation District (CAWCD). The amount is determined by CAWCD based on the parcel's groundwater deliveries.
- Assessment and lien: The Replenishment Assessment, plus interest, costs, and penalties, is both a personal obligation of the owner and a continuing lien on the parcel. If unpaid, CAWCD has remedies under Arizona law, including foreclosure.
- Who is bound: The declarations bind the original developer, all current and future owners of parcels in the subdivision, and any successors or assigns. Every deed or transfer automatically subjects the new owner to these covenants.
- Amendments: The declarations can be amended only with the written agreement of CAWCD, the Arizona Department of Water Resources, and owners of 67% of the total area of the subdivision.
- What this document doesn't cover: This is a partial/ancillary document focused solely on groundwater replenishment. It does not contain any typical community rules such as architectural controls, pet restrictions, leasing limits, parking rules, or other HOA-style regulations.
Key facts from Lost Gold Estates's documents
- Community type
- Residential Subdivision (Based on property description in Exhibit)
- Developer / declarant
- Superstition Mountain Properties, Inc. (Article 1.2 (doc 67807))
- Governing law
- Arizona Revised Statutes Title 48, Chapter 22 (Groundwater Replenishment Statute) and Title 45, Chapter 2, Article 9 (Recital B, C, D; also Article 4.3 (doc 6)
- Collections & liens
- Replenishment Assessment, with interest, costs, penalties, constitutes a continuing lien on the Parcel under A.R.S. §48-3778 (Article 3.1 (doc 67807))
- Reserves & fees
- Interest, costs and penalties as provided by A.R.S. §48-3782 if assessment unpaid when due (Article 2.3 (doc 67807))
- Amendments
- May be modified, amended or revoked only by (i) express written agreement of CAWCD, Department, and Owners of 67% of total area of Property; or (ii) by amendment of statutes, rules or regulations (Article 4.2 (doc 67807))
About this HOA
Lost Gold Estates is a homeowners association in Gold Canyon, AZ.
HOAproxy has 4 documents on file for Lost Gold Estates: 4 CC&Rs. Last updated 2026-06-14.
Governing documents
- Declaration of Covenants (2000) (7 pages) — PDF
- Declaration of Covenants (2000) (7 pages) — PDF
- Declaration of Covenants (2000) (7 pages) — PDF
- Document (12 pages) — PDF