Camelback Greens

Key facts from Camelback Greens's documents

Reflects the 1987 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

HOA (The Camelback Greens Association) (Article I J (Association definition))

Developer / declarant

GENERAL HOMES CORPORATION, a Texas corporation (First paragraph of Declaration)

Governing law

Arizona Revised Statutes (references ARS 33-741 and ARS 33-801 et seq.) (Article I Hh (Owner definition) and Arti)

Assessments & dues

Maximum Annual Assessment initially $240 per Membership per year until January 1 after first Tract Declaration; thereafter may increase by up to 5% or CPI, whichever greater, without vote; above that requires 2/3 vote of each class. (Article VII Section 4)

Special assessments

For capital improvements or extraordinary expenses, requires assent of two-thirds (2/3) of votes of each class of Members voting in person or by proxy. (Article VII Section 5)

Collections & liens

Assessment Lien created; assessments are a charge and continuing servitude and lien on the Lot or Parcel. Personal obligation also exists. Article VIII provides enforcement remedies. (Article VII Section 1; Article VIII)

Reserves & fees

Annual Assessment includes establishment of replacement and maintenance reserves. (Article VII Section 2)

Pets

Yes, reasonable number of generally recognized house or yard pets kept as domestic pets only, not for commercial purposes. (Article IV Section 2(b))

Leasing & rentals

Yes, entire Dwelling Unit may be let to a Single Family Tenant (for Single Family Residential). Also Rental Apartments allowed in Apartment Development classification. (Article IV Section 3(b); Article I Kk (R)

Parking & vehicles

Vehicles must be kept in garages, carports, driveways, or designated parking areas. No parking of inoperable vehicles or vehicles exceeding 3/4-ton truck rating, RVs, boats, trailers visible from neighboring property/streets (with exception (Article IV Section 2(s),(t),(u))

Fences

Party fences between lots are regulated; shared maintenance and repair. Fences must have Architectural Committee approval. Association maintains party fences between Common Areas and lots. (Article IV Section 2(a),(p))

Architectural approval

Yes, prior written approval of Architectural Committee required for any exterior alteration, construction, grading, landscaping, color changes, etc. (Article IV Section 2(a))

Home business

Prohibited in Single Family Residential except keeping an office for private use. (Article IV Section 3(a))

Signs & flags

No signs visible from neighboring property except: signs required by legal proceedings; up to two identification signs of 72 sq in or less; signs approved in writing by Architectural Committee; builder promotional signs as approved by Decla (Article IV Section 2(m))

Use restrictions

Single Family Residential Land Use Classification permits only single family detached dwellings and typical incidental activities. No gainful occupation, profession, or trade (except private office). (Article IV Section 3(a))

Voting & meetings

Class A Members (Owners): one vote per Membership (each lot or rental apartment). Class B (Declarant): three votes per Membership owned. Cumulative voting for Board members. (Article VI Sections 3,5)

Amendments

Amendments require vote of Owners of two-thirds (2/3) of Memberships in each class, or as provided in Article XIV Sections 2 and 3. (Article XIV Section 2 (referenced in tex)

Extracted from the recorded governing documents and cited to them; may be incomplete and is not legal advice — verify against the official documents below.