Dobson Greens Condominium

What Dobson Greens Condominium's governing documents say

This is a partial amendment to the governing documents of Dobson Greens Condominium, a condominium community in Mesa, AZ. It only changes two specific rules in the Use and Occupancy Restrictions (Paragraph 17): one allowing the board to adopt a crime-free housing program, and another setting new pet restrictions. The original full CC&Rs are not included here, so many important rules (e.g., assessments, common element maintenance, leasing terms beyond this amendment) are not covered.

• Crime-free housing program (tenant screening): If the board chooses to participate in a crime-free multi-family housing program (such as one sponsored by the City of Mesa), unit owners who lease must notify tenants, include required lease addenda, and cooperate with tenant screening. Failure to comply may result in fines set by the board.
• Pets allowed (after amendment): New pets are limited to small caged animals: small birds, hamsters, small turtles, small lizards, and fish. Dogs, cats, domesticated pigs, monkeys, snakes, tortoises, large reptiles, frogs, toads, birds of prey, insects, and any animals that produce venom/sera/toxins are prohibited, even if rendered harmless.
• Grandfathered existing pets: Owners who already had household pets (commonly accepted, under 20 pounds) as of April 1995 may keep them until the pet dies, is sold, or given away. Those pets must be registered with the association, cannot be bred, must never be loose, and may only be walked at times and under rules set by the board.
• Service animals: By board policy, the pet restrictions do not prohibit disabled owners or tenants from keeping animals trained to assist them with major life activities.
• What this document doesn't cover: This is only a 1995 amendment to two subparagraphs. It does not include the full list of rules (e.g., assessments, common element maintenance, leasing terms beyond the crime-free program, noise, parking, architectural changes, or any other restrictions). Readers should obtain the complete current governing documents.

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.