El Rancho De Caballo

What El Rancho De Caballo's governing documents say

El Rancho De Caballo is a small single-family home subdivision in Mesa, AZ, consisting of 5 lots. These covenants, conditions, and restrictions run with the land and bind all current and future owners, automatically renewing every 10 years after March 1, 2000, unless a majority vote changes them. The rules focus on maintaining a high-end residential character with strict building and use standards.

• Architectural review: All construction must be pre-approved by the Architectural Control Committee, which consists of all lot owners and requires a 100% vote for a binding decision. The committee may also modify restrictions to conform to Mesa zoning.
• Building requirements: Only one single-family dwelling with a double garage is allowed per lot, plus a guest house or servant quarters (limited to three rooms and a bath) that cannot be rented. No carports. Minimum ground floor area: 2,000 sq ft (excluding porches and garages). Front walls must be 40–60 ft from front property lines; side walls at least 7 ft from side lines (relaxed for common-owned adjoining lots).
• Land use restrictions: No business, hospital, sanitarium, theatre, or entertainment uses. Lots cannot be re-subdivided and must maintain ponding per Mesa code. No structures on utility easements. Roofing must be wood shake, tile, cement shingles, or other approved materials.
• Parking & vehicles: Private passenger cars and pickup-class trucks may be parked on front or side lines. Larger trucks, boats, RVs, campers, and vehicles under repair or inoperable must be kept in a garage or in a rear yard (temporary parking only). No such vehicles on streets.
• Antennas & equipment: No outdoor TV/radio antennas or other electromagnetic transmission devices. No rooftop HVAC unless approved in writing by the Architectural Committee.
• Signs & nuisances: Only 'For Rent' and 'For Sale' signs are allowed. No billboards, unsightly objects, or nuisances that endanger health or disturb other owners. Lots must be kept free of weeds, debris, and junk.
• Fencing & mailboxes: Perimeter fences must be colored block and cannot be painted or altered. Mailboxes must conform to government standards if rural/car delivery is required.

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.