North Ros Go Tion

What North Ros Go Tion's governing documents say

North Creek is a planned single-family home community in Queen Creek, AZ, governed by the North Creek Community Association. All lots are for residential use only, and owners must follow architectural guidelines, maintain their property, and pay assessments. The community includes both Traditional Lots and Village Lots with additional easements.

• Use & occupancy: Lots and dwellings are for Single Family residential use only (a group of related persons or up to 3 unrelated persons). Home-based businesses are allowed only if invisible from outside, no customer traffic, and consistent with residential character.
• Pets: Household pets are limited to a reasonable number – generally no more than 3 of any single species (e.g., 3 dogs, 3 cats). Offspring allowed up to 16 weeks. Pets must not be a nuisance, and any pet structure must not be visible from neighboring property without design approval.
• Architectural review: Any exterior improvement (structure, fence, landscaping, etc.) requires prior approval from the Design Review Committee (or Board if no committee). Plans, fees, and deposits may be required. The committee enforces Design Guidelines.
• Leasing & rentals: Leasing is permitted but must comply with association rules and the tenant must agree to follow governing documents. The owner is responsible for tenant compliance. No minimum lease term is stated in this excerpt.
• Lot types & easements: The community has Traditional Lots (1-47 and 158-364) and Village Lots (48-157). Village Lots are subject to Use and Benefit Easements (courtyards) and Private Drive Easements, which give access and maintenance rights to neighbors and the association.
• Vehicles & parking: Parking is regulated by association rules. Vehicles must be parked in garages or designated areas, and no commercial vehicles or recreational vehicles may be parked visibly on lots unless allowed by rules.
• Maintenance responsibilities: Owners maintain their lot, dwelling, and any improvements. The association maintains common areas, including community pool, landscaping in common tracts, and areas of association responsibility as defined.

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.