Deseo Community Association

What Deseo Community Association's governing documents say

Deseo Community Association is a single-family master-planned residential community in Peoria, AZ. Lot owners automatically become association members and must pay annual assessments for common area maintenance and reserves, follow architectural review requirements for exterior changes, and comply with single-family use restrictions.

• What you own & what the association maintains: You own your lot and dwelling unit in fee simple; the association maintains common areas (landscaped tracts, roads, drainage structures) and easement areas per recorded documents. Maintenance is funded by your assessments.
• Assessments & owner fees: Annual assessments are levied per lot to fund maintenance, reserves, insurance, and operations. The Board sets the amount 30 days in advance; annual increases are capped at 20% without member vote, except for insurance/tax/utility increases which are unlimited. Assessments are due within 15 days and become a lien if unpaid. Initiation fees are charged to new owners for administrative costs; design review fees apply to architectural applications, and construction deposits may be required.
• Architectural review for exterior changes: Any exterior improvement visible from neighboring property (additions, repairs, landscaping, color changes) requires prior Architectural Committee written approval. The Committee reviews for aesthetic fit and Declaration compliance; applications are deemed denied if not answered within 30 days. You must be in good standing to apply, and a refundable construction deposit may be required to protect common areas from damage during construction.
• Membership & voting rights: Lot owners automatically become association members with voting rights. During development, the Declarant and builders hold Class B membership (3 votes per lot) while regular owners hold Class A (1 vote per lot); Class B converts to Class A once all lots are sold. Voting rights are suspended for 60+ days if assessments are delinquent or for other violations up to 60 days.
• Property use restriction: Your lot is restricted to single-family residential use—one person, related family members, or up to three unrelated persons living as a household.
• Reclaimed irrigation water & public road separation: Landscaping may use reclaimed treated wastewater unsafe for drinking or animal consumption; the association makes no warranty on quality or odors. Pinnacle Peak Road may divide the community; you may need to cross it to access amenities.

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.