El Primero III Condominiums

What El Primero III Condominiums's governing documents say

This is a First Amendment to the Declaration of Condominium for El Primero III Condominiums in Phoenix, AZ — it amends only specific sections of the original declaration, not the full rulebook. As a condominium, you own your individual unit and share common elements with other unit owners. This document modifies how the association handles common expenses, insurance, and maintenance obligations, and introduces reciprocal easements with a neighboring condominium phase for shared amenities.

• Association responsibilities & common expenses: Common expenses now include all costs from the reciprocal amenities easement with El Primero II Condominiums. The association must maintain an adequate reserve fund for repair, maintenance, and replacement of common elements (including obligations under the amenities easement), in an amount required by VA, FHA, or FNMA.
• Insurance requirements: The association's required insurance policies now include any coverages mandated by the amenities easement, and policy provisions must comply with requirements of that easement.
• Maintenance responsibilities: The association is responsible for maintaining common elements, limited common elements (except as otherwise stated), exterior portions of exterior doors and window frames for each unit, and any common elements of the adjacent El Primero II Condominiums to the extent required by the amenities easement. It also must repair incidental damage to units or common elements caused by such maintenance.
• Reciprocal amenities easement: The amendment enables an agreement granting reciprocal easements for use of certain common elements between El Primero III and El Primero II Condominiums, meaning unit owners may have shared access to amenities or facilities from the neighboring phase.
• What this document doesn't cover: This amendment does not address leasing rules (e.g., minimum lease term), pet restrictions, age restrictions, parking rules, or unit owner obligations beyond maintenance. Those details would be in the original Declaration and other governing documents, which are not included here.

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.