Crossriver Point

What Crossriver Point's governing documents say

Crossriver Point (Phoenix, AZ) is a single-family residential community governed by a master homeowners association. You own your individual lot and dwelling; the Association maintains common areas and enforces community covenants through assessments, architectural review, and use restrictions. During the developer's build-out period, Gehan Homes controls rule changes; once build-out ends, the community transitions to owner governance.

• What you own & maintain: You own your individual lot and dwelling unit in fee simple. The Association maintains the common areas, including landscaping, drainage, and public rights-of-way, and carries master liability and casualty insurance.
• Assessments & fees: You pay Annual Assessments for common expenses, plus Working Capital Contributions and Reserve Fund Contributions; Special Assessments may also be imposed. Unpaid assessments accrue late charges and collection costs, create a lien on your lot, and can result in foreclosure by the Association.
• Common area rights & suspension: You have the right to use common areas and participate in voting, but the Association can suspend both if you fall behind on assessments or violate community rules (violation-related suspensions are limited to 60-day periods). The Association cannot deny you access to your own lot.
• Dispute resolution: The community requires mandatory binding arbitration to resolve disputes, rather than litigation.
• Developer control & amendments: During the Declarant Control Period (while Gehan Homes and its designated builders own or hold purchase options on lots), the developer can amend the covenants unilaterally, without owner approval. Once build-out is complete, amendment authority transfers to the owners.

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.