Db Parkside

What Db Parkside's governing documents say

DB Parkside is a single-family residential HOA in Mesa, Arizona, where you own an individual lot and the association maintains shared common areas (Tracts A–D) funded by per-lot assessments. The declaration includes strict architectural controls, use restrictions, vehicle rules, and a two-tier voting system during the development phase.

• Architectural review & approval: All exterior changes—color, structures, additions, pools—require Architectural Committee approval before work begins. The committee has 30 days to respond; if they don't, approval is deemed granted. Approval is required in addition to local permits. Above-ground pools require approval; in-ground pools are exempt if not visible from neighboring property.
• What you own & maintain: You own your individual lot and residential unit; the association owns and maintains common areas (Tracts A, B, C, D). You're responsible for maintaining your lot to the association's Maintenance Standard. Garages are for vehicle parking only and cannot be converted to living or recreational space without committee approval.
• Residential use only: Units must be occupied by a Single Family (related persons, or up to three unrelated persons sharing a household). Home-based business is allowed only if the business is invisible and inaudible from outside the unit, conforms to zoning, involves no solicitation, and doesn't constitute a nuisance.
• Pets: Dogs, cats, parakeets, and similar household birds are allowed as domestic pets only. All pets must be kept on your lot except dogs and cats on a leash not exceeding six feet. No animal structures can be visible from neighboring property, and no unreasonable noise is permitted.
• Vehicles & parking: No trucks, trailers, campers, boats, RVs, or inoperable vehicles are permitted if visible from neighboring property. Guest vehicles may park on streets for a maximum of 48 hours within any seven-day period. No vehicle repairs are allowed on your lot except emergencies. The board can tow violating vehicles at the owner's expense.
• Trash, drainage & construction: Trash must be kept in association-approved covered containers, visible only during collection. No outdoor incinerators. Landscaping and structures cannot obstruct drainage plans. During construction, materials and equipment must be kept in association-approved areas; temporary structures must be removed within 12 months.
• Assessments & enforcement: Annual assessments are levied per lot and create a lien against the property. If you're more than 15 days delinquent on assessments or other amounts owed, the association can suspend your right to use common areas and enforce collection via the lien.
• Voting & membership: Ownership of a lot automatically makes you a member of the association; each owner gets one vote per lot. During development, the declarant (Jackson Properties) holds three votes per lot, which converts to one vote per lot when class-A owner votes equal or exceed declarant votes, after seven years, or when declarant relinquishes class-B status.

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.