Avion at Ballpark Village

What Avion at Ballpark Village's governing documents say

Avion at Ballpark Village is a master-planned residential community in Goodyear, Arizona where you own your individual lot and the Association maintains common areas, landscaping, and shared infrastructure. Residents pay monthly assessments, are subject to architectural review, and must comply with use restrictions. The community lies near Luke Air Force Base and Phoenix-Goodyear Airport, exposing residents to aircraft noise and vibrations indefinitely.

• What you own & maintain: You own your individual residential lot; the Association owns and maintains common areas, landscaping buffers, drainage, and infrastructure within dedicated rights-of-way not yet accepted by the city or other public entities.
• Assessments & fees: Owners pay regular assessments for Association operations and reserves. Special and transfer assessments may also be levied. Unpaid assessments create a personal obligation and a lien on your property; late charges apply if payment is more than 15 days overdue.
• Voting & membership: Owners automatically become Class A members with one vote per lot. The developer and builders hold Class B membership (three votes per lot) that expires after 20 years or when the developer stops owning property. Voting rights suspend if assessments are unpaid for more than 15 days or violations aren't cured within that period.
• Architectural review: A Design Review Committee must approve all plans for exterior improvements before construction begins. Designs must conform to Design Guidelines established by the committee; the Association is not liable for approval decisions.
• Developer rights during development: The developer may annex additional property for up to 15 years and withdraw property for up to 20 years. The developer retains the right to resubdivide, replat, and modify the development and may hold enhanced voting power during this period.
• Location disclosures: The community is near Luke Air Force Base and Phoenix-Goodyear Airport, exposing residents to aircraft noise, vibrations, and dust. It is also near agricultural properties that may cause noise, dust, and odors. Purchasers acknowledge these conditions may continue indefinitely.
• Easements & infrastructure rights: The Association and developer retain easement rights across properties for utilities, maintenance, drainage, and development purposes. These easements allow services to be provided and maintained across individual lots.

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.