Ash Court

What Ash Court's governing documents say

Ash Court is a residential community in Phoenix, Arizona, where you own your individual lot and the homeowners association maintains and insures the shared common areas through per-lot assessments. The Declaration imposes strict restrictions on all owners, lessees, and residents regarding improvements, use, vehicles, and pets.

• What you own & maintain: You own your individual lot; the Association owns and maintains all common areas (shared roads, landscaping, drainage) and carries master insurance for them.
• Architectural review & approval: Any visible change to your lot—construction, landscaping, alterations, fencing, exterior paint—requires advance written approval from the Architectural Committee with detailed plans and a review fee. If the Committee doesn't respond within 45 days of a complete application, approval is automatically granted; otherwise, the Committee may deny based on aesthetics or Design Guidelines.
• Pets: Maximum 2 domestic pets per lot (dogs, cats, parakeets, or similar household birds kept as pets only). Dogs must be confined to your lot or, if off-lot, kept on a leash no longer than 6 feet; owners must remove dog feces from Common Areas.
• Vehicles & parking: Your motor vehicles must be parked in the carport on your lot; Common Area parking is for guests only. Recreational vehicles, mobile homes, boats, buses, and commercial vehicles are prohibited. You cannot store, repair, construct, or leave inoperable motor vehicles where visible to neighbors; the Board can tow violating vehicles at the owner's expense.
• Assessments & liens: Annual per-lot assessments are levied against owners; nonpayment creates an Assessment Lien on your property, allowing the Association to pursue collection. If assessments are 15 or more days delinquent, your right to use Common Areas (except streets for ingress/egress to your lot) can be suspended.
• Home-based business: You may operate a home-based business in your residence if it is completely invisible and inaudible from outside, follows local zoning, involves no visitors or door-to-door solicitation, is conducted only by household residents with no outside employees, and involves no unusual hazardous materials or merchandise delivery.
• Use restrictions: Lots must be used residentially. Prohibited: trailers or temporary buildings, mineral exploration, clotheslines visible from neighbors, above-ground power or telephone lines (must be buried or concealed), trees overhanging beyond 8 feet, signs visible from neighbors (except Association signs), further subdivision without approval, rooftop HVAC equipment visible from neighbors, and playground or basketball equipment (except freestanding approved poles) visible from neighbors. Fences and walls are prohibited except around patios, which must be within 3 feet of the patio and no taller than 6 feet.

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.