Mark Gardens

What Mark Gardens's governing documents say

Mark Gardens is a condo community in Phoenix, AZ, governed by a homeowners association. These rules and regulations supplement the community's CC&Rs and by-laws, detailing specific restrictions on noise, parking, pets, common areas, and unit maintenance.

• Curfew & noise: Quiet hours in common areas start at 10:00 pm Sunday–Thursday and midnight Friday–Saturday; after those times, noise must not be audible from inside your unit.
• Parking & vehicles: Speed limit is 5 mph. Parking in front of units is limited to 5 minutes for pick-up/delivery; driveways must remain clear per fire code. No parking in the circle drive or in front of the dumpster. Carports may be used for storage but must be kept clean; car washing is limited to once per week.
• Yards & exterior upkeep: Yards must be kept neat and weeded; overgrown properties get a 5-day warning and a $25 fine. No new plants that attract bees or pests. Exterior changes (painting, construction) require board approval.
• Pool & fenced grass area: Pool rules: no diving, no glass, no unattended children under 18, guests must be with a resident, no swimming after 10:00 pm. In the fenced grass area: pets must be leashed and waste disposed of immediately; socializing prohibited after 10:00 pm (midnight on weekends); no glass; no unattended children.
• Pets & animals: All animals must be on a leash outside fenced areas (city ordinance). Pets exercised in the fenced grass area must be leashed in and out, and owners are responsible for any damage.
• Garbage & dumpster: All garbage must be bagged and tied (especially diapers, pet waste, kitty litter). No lit cigarettes. No parking in front of the dumpster.
• Unit owner responsibility: Unit owners (and tenants) are responsible for ensuring their visitors follow all rules and regulations.
• What this document doesn't cover: This is an addendum only; the full CC&Rs, financial matters (assessments, fees), and governance procedures 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.