Casa Buena

What Casa Buena's governing documents say

This document is a standalone Declaration of Restrictive Covenants for a single parcel called Tract A within the Casa Buena homeowners association (a standard single-family community in Phoenix, AZ). It binds only the owner of Tract A (a limited liability company and its successors) and the Association — it is not the full HOA rulebook for the rest of Casa Buena.

• Permitted uses & restrictions: Tract A may be used only for open landscaping and retention, parking (max 35 spaces), recreational use, utilities, signage, walking paths, benches, crosses/church-related displays, fountains, and other uses approved in writing by the Association (approval not to be unreasonably withheld). No buildings, occupied structures, or incinerators are allowed.
• Fencing & structures: No fence, hedge, or wall may be built on Tract A without the Association's written approval (not to be unreasonably withheld), unless required by building code for a parking area — in that case, the wall must be broken up into non-continuous sections. Monument signs and block-wall signage are allowed if they comply with applicable codes.
• Parking: Parking is permitted on Tract A, but limited to a maximum of 35 parking spaces.
• Access & driveways: No permanent public access driveways to Miller Road may be constructed, except for emergency vehicle access if required by law. Any such emergency drive must be closed to all traffic except emergency vehicles, using low posts or bollards (no gate), and built with natural or visually unobtrusive materials (e.g., pavers or decomposed granite).
• Amendments & enforcement: The restrictions run with the land and bind the Association, the owner of Tract A, and their successors. Enforcement may only be by the Association and the Tract A owner — not by individual HOA members. Any amendment requires prior written approval from both the Association and the Tract A owner.
• What this document doesn't cover: This document does not cover general HOA rules, fees, pet restrictions, leasing rules, architectural review for residences, or any other regulations that apply to the rest of Casa Buena. It applies only to Tract A, which appears to be a non-residential lot.

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.