Pinnacle at Silverstone Parcel G

What Pinnacle at Silverstone Parcel G's governing documents say

Pinnacle at Silverstone Parcel G is a residential subdivision in Scottsdale, Arizona, where you own your individual lot and house. The local Pinnacle at Silverstone Community Association manages common areas and enforces design standards, operating under a master CC&R overseen by the Silverstone Property Owners Association. You are responsible for your own lot and house maintenance while the association funds common-area upkeep through annual assessments.

• What you own & maintain: You own your lot and dwelling unit; the Association maintains common areas, streets, drainage systems, and recreational facilities. You are responsible for maintaining your lot, house, landscaping, and driveway—except for repairs the City requires if it needs to access water meters in your driveway.
• Governance & master association structure: The local Pinnacle at Silverstone Community Association (a nonprofit) is subordinate to the master Silverstone Property Owners Association. The developer (Vistas at Silverstone LLC) holds special voting rights until December 31, 2033, or when all lots are sold to non-developer owners.
• Assessments & fees: Annual assessments are charged per lot (amount not specified in this excerpt); special assessments for capital improvements may also be levied. The Association can recover collection costs, attorney's fees, and enforcement expenses. The Board may impose monetary penalties for rule violations, plus late fees if unpaid within 15 days.
• Use restrictions: Homes must be used for single-family residential purposes only; business or trade use is prohibited. Trailers, boats, aircraft, and most recreational vehicles are restricted. Permanent clothes-drying facilities are not allowed. All improvements, alterations, antennas, and satellite dishes require Architectural Committee approval.
• Architectural review & design approval: An Architectural Committee reviews and must approve any alterations or new structures on your lot. Design guidelines govern what is visible from neighboring properties. The Committee can impose restrictions and the Board must give final approval.
• Common area access & suspension rights: Owners have non-exclusive rights to use common areas and amenities, subject to Association rules and the ability to charge reasonable admission fees. The Association may suspend your voting and common-area use rights if assessments are unpaid (initially 60 days, then additional 30-day periods).
• Lot drainage & easements: You cannot alter the natural drainage of your lot or block designated drainage easements. Easements exist for utilities, drainage, and access across common areas and streets. Structures originally built by the developer may encroach up to five feet onto neighboring lots.
• Insurance obligations: You must maintain your own homeowner's liability insurance covering your household's acts and negligence. The Association carries master insurance on common areas.

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.