Bella Terra HOA

What Bella Terra HOA's governing documents say

Bella Terra is a condominium community in Paradise Valley, AZ. The provided text consists of two partial documents: a First Amendment to the Condominium Declaration that assigns specific garages and parking spaces as limited common elements to individual units, and a Maintenance Policy adopted by the association that clarifies which items the association maintains versus the unit owner. The full Declaration and other rules are not included here.

• Amendment: Parking and Garage Allocations: The First Amendment (2008) allocates specific garages and parking spaces as limited common elements to particular units. Each unit listed in Exhibit A is assigned a numbered garage (e.g., G3, G6) or parking space (e.g., C171). This means those spaces are reserved for use by the assigned unit only and are maintained by the association (per the maintenance policy, exterior of garages/parking spaces is association responsibility).
• Maintenance Responsibilities: The Maintenance Policy, adopted by the Board, details who maintains what. Owners are responsible for: interior of the unit (including wall finishes, floors, ceilings), service equipment (dishwasher, fridge, water heater), fixtures (electrical, plumbing), doors and windows (including frames and hardware), HVAC systems, garage doors/openers, interior of balconies/patios/storage (cleaning, floor coverings), owner-installed improvements, pest control inside, and sewer lines serving only the unit. The association is responsible for: exterior of buildings (roofs, walls, floors/ceilings outside unit boundaries), structural portions of balconies/patios/storage, chutes/pipes/ducts serving more than one unit or common elements, sewer lines serving multiple units, exterior pest control, and common element improvements like landscaping, walkways, and recreational facilities. If there is a conflict between the Declaration and this policy, the Declaration controls.
• What this document doesn't cover: These documents are partial. They do not cover leasing restrictions, pet rules, age restrictions, architectural review, or other typical HOA/condo regulations. For a full picture of community rules, one must refer to the complete Condominium Declaration and any other governing documents.

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.