Venture Out HOA

What Venture Out HOA's governing documents say

Venture Out at Mesa is a condominium community in Mesa, AZ, where you own a lot and share common elements. The lots are restricted to Park Models (portable dwellings 320-400 sq ft) or Recreational Vehicles (max 8'6" wide, 40' long, 14' with slide-outs). This document is a partial excerpt—combining parts of the governing declaration and architectural guidelines—so not all rules are fully captured here (e.g., age restrictions are referenced but not given).

• Type of dwelling permitted: Each lot may have only one Park Model (320–400 sq ft, max 5 years old when brought in) or one Recreational Vehicle (max 8'6" wide, 40' long, 14' total width with slide-outs). Truck campers must stay mounted; tent trailers and overnight sleeping outside are prohibited.
• Architectural review & permits: Any new structure, relocation, exterior alteration, or addition (including awnings, storage buildings, patios, air conditioners, antennas, and even planting/removing trees) requires a permit from the Architectural Inspector. City of Mesa permits are also needed where applicable. Fees apply for dumpster use during projects.
• Accessory structures: Allowed: one storage building (max 120 sq ft, 8' tall, 15' side), patio enclosure (Arizona Room, max 400 sq ft, must be 65% open below 6'8"), awnings (max 14' wide), stub walls (max 32"), and one flagpole (max 20'). Ramada roofs, cabanas, carports, and fences are not permitted.
• Parking & vehicles: One motor vehicle per interior lot, two on corner lots (if two driveways). Allowed vehicles: passenger cars, vans, pickup trucks, or a single travel/camping unit if it's the only transportation. Bicycles, golf cars, and motorcycles are not restricted but must park within lot lines. No vehicle may be used for sleeping or living quarters. Washing and repairing vehicles is restricted to designated areas.
• Leasing & rentals: Renters are allowed; they must display a temporary sign over the owner's sign with renter's name, home state/province, and lot number. Renters cannot deface the owner's sign. The document does not specify minimum lease terms or rental caps.
• Age restriction: The text references age restrictions but only says 'See CC&Rs (2011) Page 6' and does not provide details here. This excerpt does not specify the age requirement.
• Lot maintenance & nuisances: Lot owners must keep lots clean and sanitary; no accumulation of rubbish or fire hazards. Clotheslines are prohibited. Trees on lots are owner's responsibility. Propane tanks must be secured on a concrete pad. Open fires and fireplaces (other than electric) are banned; portable barbecues must use electricity, propane, or natural gas.
• What this document doesn't cover: This excerpt does not include the actual age restriction details, pet rules, assessments/fees, or insurance requirements. It also omits the full declaration sections on use restrictions, easements, and enforcement.

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.