Paseo Hermoso Patio Houses Corporation

What Paseo Hermoso Patio Houses Corporation's governing documents say

Paseo Hermoso Patio Houses is a community of individually owned patio homes in Phoenix, AZ. This document is an amendment to the community's declaration that sets detailed rules for installing and maintaining TV, satellite, and other video reception antennas. It applies to all owners, tenants, and occupants.

• Antenna types allowed: DBS and MDS antennas up to 1 meter in diameter are allowed; TV broadcast antennas of any size are allowed. Transmission-only antennas are prohibited unless approved by the board. Antennas not covered by the FCC rule are banned.
• Antenna placement & visibility: Antennas must be installed on your own lot, not on common areas or other lots. They must be placed where they are not visible from outside the home, common areas, or streets, if possible. If a hidden spot doesn't get a good signal, they may be placed elsewhere but must be screened to the maximum extent.
• Mast rules: Masts must be no taller than necessary. Masts extending 12 feet or less beyond the roofline can be installed with regular notification; longer masts need board approval due to safety. Masts must be installed by a licensed contractor, and must meet wind and snow load requirements.
• Installation process: Owners must submit a notification form before installing. If the installation conforms to all rules, it can begin immediately. If not, the owner and board must meet to discuss. Tenants need written permission from the owner to install.
• Maintenance & repairs: Owners are responsible for all costs related to antenna installation, maintenance, repair, and removal. If the association needs to do maintenance that requires antenna removal, it will give 10 days' notice. Owners remove it or the association may do so at the owner's expense.
• Enforcement & fines: If the antenna rules are violated, the association may seek enforcement. A fine of $50 per violation is imposed, plus $10 per day if the violation continues. The association can also seek attorney fees and injunctive relief for safety hazards.
• What this document doesn't cover: This amendment only covers antenna regulations. It does not address other typical HOA rules such as pet restrictions, rental policies, architectural guidelines for other structures, parking, or common area use. Those topics remain in the original declaration.

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.