Superstition Country V

What Superstition Country V's governing documents say

Superstition Country V is a single-family home subdivision in Mesa, AZ, governed by a Declaration of Restrictions (CC&Rs). These rules apply to all lot owners and residents, outlining how lots can be used, what can be built, and what activities are allowed. There is no homeowners association mentioned; enforcement falls to property owners.

• Lot Use & Setbacks: All lots are designated for single-family homes only. Minimum setbacks: 20 feet from front lot line, 5 feet from side lot lines, 25 feet from rear lot line. Corner lots require at least 10 feet from the side street line. Lots cannot be subdivided smaller than shown on the plat.
• Building & Architectural Approval: No structure may be built or placed without written approval. Until 50% of lots are sold, approval is by the original developer (Jack C. and Lynda R. Compton); thereafter by a 3-person elected committee. The committee has 30 days to respond after a written request. If no response, approval is deemed given, but the structure must still comply with all other restrictions and harmonize with existing nearby structures.
• Pets & animals: No horses, cattle, goats, hogs, livestock, rabbits, poultry, or animal husbandry is allowed. Reasonable numbers of dogs, cats, and pet birds may be kept as pets, but not for commercial use. Birds must be confined in cages; dogs and cats must be in an enclosed fenced area or on a leash.
• Business & Commercial Use: No businesses, stores, offices, hospitals, sanitariums, theaters, or saloons are allowed. Hobbies and vocations may be carried on only in an enclosed building (unless impractical) and must not become unsightly or a nuisance. No lot may be used as a dumping ground for rubbish.
• Vehicles & Parking: No construction machinery, tow trucks, tractors, etc., may be parked or stored on any lot. No washing machines or other appliances may be kept outside. A vacation-type trailer, camper, or boat may be stored on the rear portion of a lot if enclosed so as not to be detrimental to appearance.
• Signs: No advertising signs, billboards, or unsightly objects may be placed without developer approval. A single 'For Sale' sign not exceeding 15 by 25 inches is allowed for a lot owner selling their property.
• Term & Enforcement: These restrictions run with the land and are binding until July 1, 1989, with automatic 10-year extensions unless a majority of lot owners agree to change them. Any property owner in the subdivision can enforce the restrictions through legal action.

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.