Chaparral at Lone Mountain

What Chaparral at Lone Mountain's governing documents say

Chaparral at Lone Mountain is a single-family home community in Phoenix, AZ. These Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions (CC&Rs) bind all owners, residents, and guests. The association maintains common areas (including private streets, washes, and open space) and enforces rules to protect property values and the residential character.

• Residential use & home businesses: All lots must be used exclusively as residences. Limited home businesses are allowed only if they are unnoticeable from outside, no door-to-door solicitation, use no more than 20% of floor area, employ at most one non-resident, and generate no excess traffic or noise.
• Architectural review: Before any construction, exterior alteration, landscaping change, or even de-vegetation, you must get written approval from the Architectural Committee. Applications are deemed disapproved after 45 days if no response. The committee can charge a review fee.
• Parking & vehicles: No inoperable, commercial, or recreational vehicles (RVs, boats, trailers) may be parked where visible from neighboring property or streets, except within an enclosed backyard (limit one RV and one boat). Motorcycles, ATVs, and similar vehicles must be kept in garages. Guest street parking is limited to 24 hours.
• Pets: Only customary domestic pets are allowed (no livestock). Pets must be leashed when outside the owner's lot, and owners must promptly clean up waste. Animals that create a nuisance (excessive noise, etc.) may be restricted.
• Signs: All signs visible from neighboring property are prohibited except: required legal signs, approved residence identification, temporary 'open house' signs (10am-6pm), and temporary 'for sale' signs (max 120 days per year). Political and commercial signs are not allowed.
• Natural area open space: The community includes designated Natural Area Open Space (undisturbed desert, washes). Owners must not alter, modify, or disturb this area in any way. Maintenance of landscaping on your lot is your responsibility, but you must not affect natural areas.
• Assessments: All lots are subject to annual assessments and possible special assessments to fund common expenses. The association can lien properties for nonpayment. The maximum annual assessment can increase each year as set in the declaration.

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.