Wigwam Outlet Stores

What Wigwam Outlet Stores's governing documents say

This is a commercial property covenant for Wigwam Outlet Stores in Litchfield Park, AZ, governing the development, use, and maintenance of a shopping and commercial center between two property owners (Developer and SunCor). It establishes reciprocal easements, use restrictions, and construction standards for the commercial center, binding the parcel owners and their occupants.

• Permitted and prohibited uses: The commercial center may only be used for commercial purposes including retail sales and office use. Specific pads are restricted for ten years: Pad A and B for restaurant, bank, or financial institution; Pad C for gas station/convenience store. Prohibited uses include pawn shops, adult businesses, massage parlors, bowling alleys, and others listed in Section 2.6.
• Building height and design: Buildings may not exceed one story or 24 feet in height (or lower if required by zoning). All construction must be first-class and architecturally compatible with the overall center, and plans must be approved by the Developer.
• Signage: No signs may be erected without prior written approval of Developer as to size and appearance. Occupant signs must conform to sign criteria established by Developer. The commercial center shall be operated under the name 'Wigwam Outlet Stores' unless changed with Developer's consent.
• Parking and traffic: No charges may be imposed for parking unless ordered by government authority. Developer may establish employee parking and delivery regulations to ensure customer parking availability. No walls, fences, or barriers may impair access or traffic flow, except reasonable traffic control devices.
• Maintenance and common area costs: Each pad owner must maintain their pad in a first-class manner at their own expense. Common area maintenance (e.g., parking, landscaping, utilities, insurance) is managed by the Developer or SunCor, with costs shared pro rata based on land square footage (excluding CAM-Excluded Pads).
• Nuisances and operations: No owner or occupant may conduct offensive, noisy, or dangerous activities; create nuisances; or interfere with other occupants' businesses. Prohibited operations include excessive dust, odors, noise, and hazardous materials.

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