La Colina Homeowners Association

What La Colina Homeowners Association's governing documents say

La Colina is a single-family home (detached) HOA in Phoenix, AZ. These documents are a partial set from the association's governing documents—including landscaping rules, board resolutions, and the association's corporate structure—but the full CC&Rs and many use restrictions are not included in this excerpt.

• Landscaping & exterior changes: All front-yard landscaping changes require Architectural Committee approval; unapproved work can result in a $100 fine plus additional fines and legal action. Turf (natural or artificial) is prohibited in front yards. Only native/desert-adapted plants from Scottsdale's approved lists are allowed; specific invasive/prohibited species may not be planted. Rock/gravel must be natural, unpainted. Mature height of trees/shrubs must not exceed 20–25 feet.
• Basketball hoops: Only permanently mounted, pole-mounted backboards are allowed (not portable). Poles must match the home's exterior color; backboards must be neutral (gray, black, white) or clear Plexiglas. Lighting for night play is prohibited. Courts may not be painted on driveways. Goals on the exterior side of the driveway require the adjacent neighbor's written approval.
• Flag display: Flags must be displayed on a pre-approved pole (max 16 ft), non-reflective if possible, one per lot. Only cloth U.S. flags no larger than 5 ft × 3 ft are allowed. Poles must not be a noise nuisance and must be approved by the Architectural Committee. No flags or poles in common areas without Board approval.
• Recreational vehicles & boats: Loading/unloading of boats or RVs on a trailer is permitted only within a 24-hour grace period. Longer parking or storage is not covered in this excerpt; see full CC&Rs for details.
• Home businesses: Home occupations are allowed only if secondary to residential use, with no external signs, no outside employees, no commodity sales on site, and no alteration of the home's exterior. Must comply with City of Scottsdale ordinances.
• Outdoor lighting: Floodlights installed on the home are permitted without Architectural Committee approval if they are not placed outside the rear yard fence line (i.e., not in front). If a neighbor finds them bothersome, the lights must be redirected, dimmed, or removed.
• What this document doesn't cover: This excerpt lacks the full CC&Rs, including many major rules on leasing, pets, parking, noise, and assessments. Those may be found in the complete governing documents.

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.