North Slopes Homeowners Association

What North Slopes Homeowners Association's governing documents say

This document is the enforcement procedures policy for the North Slopes Homeowners Association, a planned community in Phoenix, AZ. It outlines the process for handling rule violations and imposing fines on lot owners, but does not contain the underlying community rules themselves. The procedures apply to owners, their family, tenants, and guests.

• Complaint & investigation process: Any member, board member, or association agent can file a written complaint. The association investigates within 10 business days (or immediately for emergencies).
• Friendly reminder: On the first violation in a calendar year, a friendly reminder is mailed to the owner requesting correction.
• Courtesy and fine notice: For repeat or continuing violations, a written notice is sent giving 25 days to correct the violation, after which fines may be imposed.
• Fine notice: If the violation is not corrected (or for egregious cases without a courtesy notice), a fine notice is mailed. Fines are cumulative and continue until the violation is corrected.
• Appeal process: The owner has 10 calendar days from the fine notice to request a hearing before the board. The hearing is held in executive session; the board's decision is final.
• Fine amounts: General violations: $25 initial; $50 after 25 days; $100 every 30 days thereafter. Board may impose up to $2,000 for egregious acts. Architectural violations: $1,000 for unauthorized work, $500 for improvements, $500/month for unfinished new construction. Leasing violations: $2,500 plus $1,000 per day.
• Subsequent violations: For the same violation within the same calendar year, fines are doubled and the courtesy notice step is skipped.
• What this document doesn't cover: This document does not list the actual community rules (e.g., restrictions on pets, parking, landscaping). Those rules are in the Declaration and other governing documents referenced but 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.