Arrowhead by the Lakes

What Arrowhead by the Lakes's governing documents say

Arrowhead By The Lakes is a single-family home subdivision within the larger Arrowhead Ranch Phase I master-planned community in Phoenix, AZ. This subsidiary declaration adds specific rules for these lots, supplementing the master HOA's covenants. It applies to property owners in this subdivision.

• Document type & relationship to master rules: This is an ancillary document that supplements the Arrowhead Ranch Phase I Master Declaration. The master HOA's articles, bylaws, and rules still apply.
• Single-family dwellings & construction standards: Each lot may only have one detached single-family home (at least 800 sq ft, excluding garage, porches, etc.), no more than two stories, masonry or insulated frame. No prefabricated or moved buildings—all must be new construction.
• Fences & walls: Front fences must align with the front wall of the house. Side and rear fences max 6 feet tall from graded ground. Corner lots cannot have fences or hedges closer to the side street than the side property line.
• Party fences (shared fences): If a shared fence is damaged by an owner or their guests, that owner must repair at their own cost. If damaged by ordinary wear and tear or natural causes, adjoining owners share the repair cost equally. Both owners have equal use rights.
• Garages: Garages must be kept neat and clean, cannot be converted to living space, and garage doors must stay closed except for normal use like entering/exiting or cleaning.
• Re-subdivision & lot use: No further subdivision of lots is allowed. Easements shown on the plat may be conveyed separately by the developer or its successors.
• Easements: Utility and drainage easements must be kept clear of structures or plants that could block or interfere with utilities or drainage. Lot owners maintain improvements in easement areas, except those maintained by public authorities or utility companies.
• What this document doesn't cover: This subsidiary declaration does not cover pets, leasing/rentals, assessments, architectural review processes, or age restrictions. Those topics, if any, would be in the master declaration or other 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.