First & Sixty Ninth

What First & Sixty Ninth's governing documents say

First & Sixty Ninth is a townhome/attached-home community in Scottsdale, AZ, governed by a homeowners association. You own your lot and residence, but share responsibility for common areas and must follow detailed rules on appearance, use, and maintenance. This declaration binds all owners, tenants, and residents.

• Architectural review: Any exterior change visible from neighboring property—including paint, landscaping, fences, windows, and additions—requires prior written approval from the Design Review Committee, which may deny based on aesthetics. Unapproved changes are prohibited.
• Residential use & home businesses: Residences must be used solely as homes. Limited home businesses allowed only if invisible from outside, generate no客户 traffic, and employ only residents.
• Leasing & rentals: Leases must be in writing for an initial term of at least one month. Owners must notify the association at least 10 days before the lease starts with tenant names, lease dates, and emergency contact. Owners remain liable for tenant violations.
• Pets: No more than two dogs or cats (or a combination) per lot. Dogs must be leashed off-property. Pets must not create a nuisance; the board can order removal of dangerous or excessively noisy animals.
• Parking & vehicles: All motor vehicles must be parked in the garage. Driveways are for temporary guest parking only. No RVs, boats, trailers, or inoperable vehicles may be stored on lots or common area if visible from neighboring property. No vehicle repairs on common area or lots (except emergency).
• Maintenance responsibilities: The association maintains common areas, utility fixtures serving multiple lots, and certain exterior elements. Owners maintain their lot, residence, and utility fixtures serving only their lot, and must keep everything in neat condition.
• Prohibited items & activities: No basketball goals, playground equipment visible from neighbors, antennas (except FCC-protected), outdoor clotheslines, rooftop HVAC (unless initially installed), reflective window coverings, or temporary structures used as residences.
• Common area use & enforcement: Owners, residents, and guests have easement to use common areas, subject to association rules. The association can suspend use rights for owners more than 15 days delinquent on assessments or uncured violations. Disputes go through mediation and binding arbitration.

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.