Cdo Ranch
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What Cdo Ranch's governing documents say
CDO Ranch is a large master-planned community in Pinal County, Arizona, governed by a Master Declaration that sets overarching rules for all lots and parcels within the development. This is not a single HOA but a framework for a master association and potential sub-associations, binding all owners and residents. The rules cover land use, architectural control, pets, vehicles, and leasing, with specific provisions for equestrian properties.
- Architectural review: No exterior alterations, improvements, landscaping, or grading may be made without prior written approval from the Architectural Review Committee. This includes changes to color schemes, structures, and even landscape installation. Owners may appeal committee decisions to the HOA board within 30 days.
- Pets & animals: Only generally recognized house or yard pets are allowed, kept not for business. Owners of designated Equestrian Property may keep up to two horses, with additional rules to prevent nuisance. Animal housing must not be visible from neighboring property.
- Leasing & rentals: A lot may be rented only as an entire lot (no partial rentals), and only to a single family. No portion less than the entire lot may be rented. No further covenants or restrictions may be recorded without board approval.
- Parking & vehicles: No motor vehicles exceeding 1-ton single axle, mobile homes, travel trailers, campers, boats, jet skis, or all-terrain vehicles may be kept on lots, except as permitted by the Architectural Review Committee during construction.
- Land use & subdividing: Lots cannot be further subdivided or separated into smaller lots without board approval. No rezoning or variance applications may be filed without board approval of the proposed use.
- Maintenance & nuisances: Owners must maintain their lots and improvements in good repair and keep landscaping neat. No rubbish, odors, loud noises, or nuisances are permitted. Trash containers must be screened from view except during collection.
- Signs & antennas: No visible signs are allowed except one identification sign per residence, builder signs approved by the committee, security signs, and signs required by legal proceedings. Outdoor antennas and satellite dishes require committee approval.
Key facts from Cdo Ranch's documents
- Community type
- Master planned residential, office, commercial, hotel, and other communities. Not condominium; HOA. (Page 5: 'planned residential, office, co)
- Legal name
- CDO Ranch Community Association (Definition of Association: intends to na)
- Governing law
- Arizona nonprofit corporation law (Association is an Arizona nonprofit corporation). (Page 6: 'Association shall be a nonprofi)
- Special assessments
- May be levied for capital improvements or extraordinary expenses, requires majority vote of Memberships being voted at a meeting with notice. (Article VII Section 4 and Section 5 (pag)
- Collections & liens
- Annual Assessments, Special Assessments, Maintenance Charges, plus interest, costs, and attorneys' fees, are a charge and continuing lien upon the Lot or Parcel, and also a personal obligation of the Owner. (Article VII Section 1 (page 19): 'shall )
- Pets
- Reasonable number of generally recognized house or yard pets allowed, not for business purposes. No animal, bird, fowl, poultry, or livestock except as permitted. Board determines reasonableness. (Article IV Section 2(b) (page 9): 'no an)
- Leasing & rentals
- Entire Dwelling Unit on a Lot may be rented to a Single Family Tenant by the Owner, subject to provisions of Declaration. (Article IV Section 3(b) (page 16): 'The )
- Parking & vehicles
- No motor vehicle classed as exceeding 1-ton single axle, mobile home, travel trailer, boat, jet ski, etc. may be parked visible from Neighboring Property, Common Areas, or public rights-of-way, with exceptions for pickup trucks under 3/4-to (Article IV Section 2(t) (page 13): 'No m)
- Fences
- Party walls and fences between Common Areas and Lots: Association responsible for maintenance; Owner responsible for painting portion facing his Lot. (Article IV Section 2(q)(vi) (page 12): ')
- Architectural approval
- No improvements, alterations, repairs, excavation, grading, landscaping, or other work altering exterior appearance shall be made without prior written approval of Architectural Review Committee. (Article IV Section 2(a) (page 9): 'No im)
- Home business
- Prohibited on Lots in Single Family Residential classification. (Article IV Section 3(a) (page 16): 'No g)
- Signs & flags
- No signs visible from neighboring property except: (i) signs required by legal proceedings, (ii) one identification sign for individual residences, (iii) signs approved in writing by ARC, (iv) builders signs approved by ARC, (v) other signs (Article IV Section 2(n) (pages 11-12))
- Use restrictions
- Lots in Single Family Residential Land Use Classification may be used only for construction and occupancy of Single Family detached dwellings and typical incidental improvements. No gainful occupation, profession, trade, or other nonresiden (Article IV Section 3(a) (page 16): 'may )
- Voting & meetings
- Two classes: Class A (each Owner one vote per Membership) and Class B (Declarant, three votes per Class A Membership in existence until conversion). Class B ceases when Declarant no longer owns any Lot/Parcel, or Declarant notifies Board, o (Article VI Section 3 (pages 22-23))
- Amendments
- Governing instrument is Article XIII (pages 4 and 28). Specifics not provided in extracted text except 'Amendments' section. Requires recorded instrument; exact vote not shown. (Article XIII Section 2 (page 4): 'Amendm)
About this HOA
Cdo Ranch is a homeowners association in Oracle, AZ.
HOAproxy has 1 document on file for Cdo Ranch: 1 CC&R. Last updated 2026-06-14.