Collier Center
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What Collier Center's governing documents say
Collier Center is a large mixed-use planned development in Phoenix, AZ, governed by this Amended and Restated Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, Restrictions and Easements. The declaration creates a framework for shared maintenance, assessments, and easements among owners of individual parcels (which may include office, retail, hotel, and residential uses). This document binds all parcel owners and their tenants, and it defines the rights and obligations for the entire development.
- Assessments & fees: Owners pay Annual and Special Assessments based on their parcel's Gross Building Area, with retail parcels weighted higher. The Hotel Parcel has a cap on controllable cost increases. Late charges (5% if unpaid after 15 days) and interest at the Default Rate apply. Assessments are secured by a lien on the parcel.
- Maintenance responsibilities: Declarant (or later an Association) maintains Common Areas (landscaping, walkways, surface parking, etc.). Each parcel owner maintains its own Vertical Improvements (buildings) and Appurtenant Amenities. An owner may be designated as 'Self-Maintaining' to handle its own landscaping and receive a corresponding assessment reduction.
- Permitted uses: Parcels are designated for specific uses as shown on the Site Plan: Commercial Office Building, Commercial Retail Building, Hotel Building, or Residential Development. All uses must comply with the Phoenix City Code and the declaration. The development is intended for office, retail, theater, hotel, restaurant, nightclub, bar, and residential uses, but Declarant makes no guarantee that all uses will be built.
- Parking: Parking is provided via an Underground Parking Facility and surface lots. The declaration allocates specific spaces for the hotel (Primary and Secondary spaces) and allows Declarant to designate reserved and unreserved spaces. A Parking Operator manages the facilities. The UPF Owner is responsible for the underground garage.
- Easements: The declaration grants numerous easements across parcels for vehicular and pedestrian access, utilities, drainage, construction, and encroachments. Each parcel is both a 'Benefitted Parcel' and a 'Burdened Parcel' for various easements. These easements are essential for the mixed-use, multi-level development.
- Governance & amendments: Initially Declarant (Opus Collier L.L.C.) controls the development. When no owner qualifies as Declarant, or if Declarant resigns, an Association is formed with powers defined in Exhibit C. Amendments require consent of the tenant under the Bank of America Lease and the Hotel Owner in certain cases.
Key facts from Collier Center's documents
- Community type
- Planned development with an Association to be formed when specified conditions occur (Section 3.3). There is also provision for Condominium Units (Section 1.19) and Residential Development (1.55) which may be condominiums. (Section 3.3: 'the Owners shall form an A)
- Developer / declarant
- OPUS COLLIER, L.L.C., an Arizona limited liability company (Preamble, Declarant signature block)
- Governing law
- Arizona Revised Statutes (Section 1.41: "Arizona Revised Statutes )
- Assessments & dues
- Set in Declarant's sole discretion, but must be based on budget, commercially reasonable, and with objective to cover actual costs and reasonable reserves. No fixed maximum. (Section 5.3: 'amount of the Annual Asses)
- Special assessments
- Allowed for reconstruction/repair/replacement of Common Area improvements exceeding Annual Assessment budget, construction not in Site Plan if required by government or for common benefit, or other extraordinary costs. Any Special Assessmen (Section 5.4: 'Declarant may levy against)
- Collections & liens
- The Assessments, with interest, late charges, attorneys fees, and costs, are a lien on the Parcel (Assessment Lien). Delinquent after due date. Declarant may bring legal action or foreclose the lien as a realty mortgage. Notice required: 30 (Sections 5.1, 5.8, 6.4, 6.5, 6.6)
- Reserves & fees
- Annual Assessment may provide reasonable reserves (Section 5.3: "providing reasonable reser)
- Leasing & rentals
- Yes. Owner may lease Rentable Business Space to Tenants. DDA Leaseholds also exist for long-term development rights. (Definitions: Tenant (1.64), Rentable Bus)
- Parking & vehicles
- Extensive parking provisions: Underground Parking Facility (Section 9.2), surface Parking Areas, Designated Spaces, Reserved Spaces, Unreserved Spaces, Visitor Spaces, Primary and Secondary Hotel Parking Spaces. Controlled by Parking Operat (Article 10 (Operation of Parking Areas);)
- Architectural approval
- Yes. Section 12.1: Approval of Plans is required. Declarant must approve plans and specifications for construction, reconstruction, alteration, etc. No specific timeline stated. (Section 12.1: 'No Improvement shall be c)
- Signs & flags
- Declarant may place Signs on Common Areas; defined in Section 1.59 (Section 7.1(b), Section 1.59)
- Setbacks / home size
- Height limitations per Site Plan; Section 12.6 restricts buildings to Building Area (Sections 12.6, 1.60)
- Maintenance
- Owner responsible for interior and exterior of all Vertical Improvements and Appurtenant Amenities on its Parcel (Section 7.2). Declarant (or later Association) responsible for Common Areas (Section 7.1). Common Elements maintained by Decla (Sections 7.1, 7.2; Recital (E); Section )
- Use restrictions
- Conditions that present a public or private nuisance or substantially detract from appearance or quality of surrounding Parcels are considered Maintenance Violations (Section 7.4). (Section 7.4(a): 'any portion of any Parc)
- Voting & meetings
- Not fully detailed, but for Special Assessment over $100,000, approval required by Owners owning a majority of the Gross Building Area (Section 5.4). Other majority votes implied for amendment (Article 13) but specifics not given. (Section 5.4: 'Special Assessment which e)
- Amendments
- Amendments require consent of Declarant; additionally may require consent of Bank of America (Section 13.3) and Hotel Owner (Section 13.4) (Section 13.2, 13.3, 13.4)
About this HOA
Collier Center is a homeowners association in Phoenix, AZ.
HOAproxy has 1 document on file for Collier Center: 1 CC&R. Last updated 2026-06-14.
Governing documents
- Amended & Restated Declaration (2002) (93 pages) — PDF