Superstition Springs Square II

What Superstition Springs Square II's governing documents say

Superstition Springs Square II is a condominium in Mesa, AZ, designated exclusively for office and commercial uses such as professional, medical, financial, or business offices. The document establishes the condominium regime for the property, defining unit boundaries, common elements, and the rights and obligations of unit owners, who are typically business owners or investors, not residential occupants. This declaration governs all aspects of ownership and use, including leasing, maintenance, and restrictions specific to a commercial office environment.

• Permitted & prohibited uses: Units must be used exclusively as professional, medical, bank/financial, or business offices in compliance with the City of Mesa's Office Service District zoning. Prohibited uses include veterinary offices, call centers, and medical services that advocate or perform voluntary termination of pregnancy.
• Rental of units: Any lease must be in writing and state that it is subject to the declaration and rules. The unit owner must provide the association with lease start/end dates, lessee names, and emergency contact information at least 10 days before the lease begins. The owner remains liable for violations by lessees or their guests.
• Animals: No animals, birds, reptiles, fowl, or livestock are allowed in units or on common elements, except for fish kept in aquariums and service animals while their owner is on the property.
• Parking & vehicles: Vehicles may only be parked in designated parking spaces (some assigned as limited common elements). No inoperable vehicles, trailers, boats, or recreational vehicles may be stored or parked. Except for emergency repairs, no vehicle repair is allowed on the premises.
• Signs & exterior appearance: No signs visible from outside a unit or on common elements are allowed without prior written approval from the Board of Directors. Wall signs on building exteriors are prohibited, and all signs must comply with City of Mesa ordinances. Window coverings and antennas also require Board approval.
• Alterations & improvements: Nonstructural interior changes can be made without approval, but any alteration visible from the exterior, or any structural change, requires prior written approval from the Board of Directors. Changes to perimeter building walls or party walls also require approval. Owners must defend and indemnify the association for any damage caused by their alterations.
• Maintenance responsibilities: The association maintains and repairs all common elements and perimeter building walls. Each unit owner is responsible for maintaining their own unit and certain limited common elements (like HVAC equipment and parking spaces). If an owner fails to maintain, the association may step in and assess the cost.
• Declarant & association control: During the Period of Declarant Control, the declarant (developer) can appoint directors and officers, and certain actions require declarant approval. After that period, unit owners elect the board. The board may adopt rules and regulations governing use of units and common elements.

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.