La Casalinda HOA

What La Casalinda HOA's governing documents say

La Casa Linda is a single-family condominium HOA in Paradise Valley, AZ (subject to Litchfield Park ordinances). These Rules & Policies govern what owners and residents can do—covering exterior changes, parking, rentals, noise, and more. The Association enforces them via an Architectural Review Committee and Board.

• Architectural review: Any exterior change (windows, doors, paint, gutters, lighting, etc.) must be approved in writing by the Board or ARC using the Request for Architectural Approval form. Approval can take up to 45 days. Non-compliant changes may be corrected by the HOA at the owner’s expense.
• Leasing & rentals: Leases must be for at least 30 days. Transient/hotel rentals (under 30 days) are prohibited. Owners must register tenants within 10 days of lease start and pay a $25 processing fee per change. Owners are liable for tenant rule violations.
• Parking & vehicles: Only autos, motorcycles, and golf carts may be stored in carports. No long-term street parking. Mobile homes, trailers, boats, and campers limited to 24 hours on streets/driveways. Commercial vehicles prohibited.
• Pets: (Not explicitly covered in the provided text—likely no separate pet rule beyond general nuisance. This topic omitted.)
• Signs & flags: Flags: Permanent display allowed for American, state, military, POW/MIA, Gadsden, first responder, and service flags (max 2 flags). Signs: Political signs allowed 71 days before primary to 15 days after general election (max 9 sq ft aggregate). HOA election signs allowed from ballot distribution to 3 days after election. Real estate signs ≤18x24 inches. Cautionary signs allowed with restrictions.
• Exterior maintenance & insurance: HOA maintains common areas and building exteriors; owners maintain limited common elements (e.g., patios, windows) and interior. Owners responsible for the $1,000 deductible on master insurance and for unit upgrades.
• Landscaping & trash: Backyard must be neat; no vines on stucco. Trash must be screened from view until pickup day; set out after 6pm prior or morning of pickup. Decomposed granite requires weed control.
• Noise & peaceful assembly: Noise must comply with city ordinances and not disturb neighbors. Owners have the right to peacefully assemble in common areas for HOA matters, and may post notices and invite one guest speaker.

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.