Inner Circle Subdivision

What Inner Circle Subdivision's governing documents say

Inner Circle Subdivision is a single-family residential community in the Phoenix/Scottsdale area governed by a homeowners association. Most lots are restricted to single-family residential use only; some are designated for the Pima Inn and Golf Resort's commercial operations. Upon purchasing a lot, you automatically become an association member liable for per-lot assessments. The rules strictly regulate vehicle types and parking, property appearance, and garbage management.

• Community type & HOA membership: Upon purchasing a lot, you automatically become an HOA member (membership is tied to the lot and cannot be separated). Most lots are restricted to single-family residential use; some are designated for the Pima Inn and Golf Resort commercial operations.
• Renting to tenants: Only the entire lot may be rented, and only to a single family.
• Vehicles & parking: Motor vehicles may only be parked in your carport or driveway. Prohibited: buses, trailers, boats, trucks over 3/4-ton capacity, and commercial vehicles; on-street parking is restricted to emergency/service vehicles, though guests may park short-term but not overnight.
• Carport & driveway use: Carports and driveways must be kept neat and clean; prohibited uses include storage, power equipment, hobby/carpenter shops, and auto repair/maintenance work.
• Property appearance & garbage: Clotheslines, equipment, service yards, and storage must be screened from neighbors' and street view. Garbage must be containerized and screened; no burning or incinerators; trash cannot remain on street longer than 24 hours.
• Antenna height: Antennas cannot project more than 24 inches above the roof.
• Homeowner assessments: Annual and special assessments are levied uniformly per lot as a lien on your property, with interest and attorney's fees added if delinquent; they can be collected monthly, quarterly, or annually.
• Swimming pool access: As long as the Pima Inn and Golf Resort operates its pool, members may use it at no charge during normal hours, subject to resort rules, entirely at their own risk.

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.