Pima Crossing

What Pima Crossing's governing documents say

Pima Crossing is a single-family residential community in Phoenix, AZ where you own and maintain your individual lot while the association maintains common areas, funded by mandatory per-lot assessments. A Homeowners Association governs the community under strict architectural and use standards set in a CC&R declaration recorded in 1994 by Pulte Home Corporation.

• What you own & maintain: You own your individual lot and all improvements on it; the association owns and maintains common areas (streets, recreational facilities, shared grounds). Annual per-lot assessments fund the association's maintenance and operations, and every owner covenants to pay these assessments.
• Architectural review & approval: Nearly all exterior work requires prior written Architectural Committee approval — grading, any improvement visible from neighboring properties, exterior color changes, additions, alterations, and repairs. The committee has 30 days to respond; no response within 30 days counts as automatic approval. The committee may charge a review fee.
• Vehicles, boats & trailers: Trucks, mobile homes, trailers, campers, boats, and recreational vehicles cannot be parked or stored on your property if visible from neighbors, except temporarily (24 consecutive hours or 48 hours in any 7-day period). Motor vehicles are limited to 7 feet tall and 18 feet long and cannot display commercial markings. Guest parking on streets is limited to 48 hours in any 7-day period. The association can tow violations at the owner's expense.
• Pets: Maximum two domestic pets per lot — only dogs, cats, parakeets, or similar household birds. Pets must be confined to your lot or on a leash not exceeding 6 feet. Pet housing cannot be visible from neighbors, and the Architectural Committee can determine if a pet is a nuisance.
• Residential use & home business: Lots must be used exclusively for residential purposes by a Single Family (one or more related persons, or up to three unrelated persons sharing a household). Home business is prohibited unless it is not apparent from outside, complies with zoning, involves no visitor traffic or door-to-door solicitation, and does not constitute a nuisance. Renting your home is permitted.
• Landscaping, trash & appearance standards: Garbage and trash cannot be visible from neighbors except during collection and must be in covered, association-approved containers. Clotheslines cannot be visible from neighbors. Trees and shrubs cannot overhang or encroach above 8 feet from ground level onto sidewalks, streets, or pedestrian ways. Debris and rubbish cannot accumulate on your lot.
• Assessments & association fees: Annual per-lot assessments fund common area maintenance and association operations. Special assessments are also possible. The association can place a lien on your property for unpaid assessments and can suspend your voting rights and access to common areas if you are 15 days delinquent on any amounts due.
• Temporary structures & construction: No trailers, tents, shacks, or temporary buildings can be used for residence. Temporary construction buildings and equipment must be removed immediately after construction completion and cannot remain on property for more than 12 months without approval. Construction must be kept neat with no debris accumulation.

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.