Eastmark Residential Association, Inc.

What Eastmark Residential Association, Inc.'s governing documents say

Eastmark is a master-planned community in Mesa, AZ, governed by three entities: the Eastmark Community Alliance (commercial/common areas), Eastmark Residential Association (residential neighborhoods), and Eastmark Community Assembly (social/recreation programs). This governance package is not the full rulebook but contains the 2017 budgets, assessment & fee schedule, noncompliance enforcement guidelines, and an amenity access card agreement. It applies to all residential property owners in the Residential Association.

• Monthly assessments: As of January 1, 2017, owners pay a combined monthly assessment of $93: $48 for the Alliance, $35 for the Residential Association, and $10 for the Assembly. Some neighborhoods may owe an additional monthly Neighborhood Assessment (e.g., Innovation Park at $23). Assessments are due by the 1st; a $15 late fee applies after the 15th.
• Parking & vehicles: Commercial vehicles and inoperable vehicles may only be parked inside enclosed garages. Recreational vehicles may be parked in the driveway for up to 24 hours for washing/cleaning. Fines for violations are $150.
• Amenity access & cards: Each lot in good standing receives up to two complimentary access cards for the Visitor & Community Center, The Bus Stop (game lounge), and pool. Cards are non-transferable. Guests are limited to four per household and must be accompanied by the resident. Replacement cards cost $25 each.
• Enforcement & fines: Violations are enforced through a multi-step process: courtesy notice, second written notice (10 business days to cure), hearing notice, and monetary penalty notice. Fines include $100 for amenity violation, $50 for animal/pet issues, $150 for landscape or architectural maintenance, $200 for unapproved modifications, and $500 for short-term rental. Recurrence within 90 days can lead to immediate escalated enforcement.
• Design review: Any exterior change or modification to a home (including front yard landscaping) requires prior approval from the Design Review Committee. A retroactive application fee of $50 applies for work done without approval.
• Recreation program fee (resale/transfer): Upon resale, a Recreation Program Fee of ½ of 1% of the gross sales price plus $250 is paid to the Assembly. A Resale Transfer Fee of $300 and a Resale Disclosure Fee of $75 also apply.
• What this document doesn't cover: This governance package is a collection of annual budgets, fee schedules, and enforcement guidelines, not the full Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) or Bylaws. It does not contain complete rules on leasing, pets, architectural standards, or other typical HOA restrictions. Owners should refer to the full governing documents on Eastmark.com for comprehensive rules.

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.