Remington Trace

What Remington Trace's governing documents say

Remington Trace is a single-family home subdivision within the larger master-planned community of Mountainside in Phoenix, AZ. This 1986 document is a tract declaration that applies additional restrictions consistent with the Mountainside Declaration, which is incorporated by reference. It governs lot use, architectural review, and assessments, but most detailed rules are found in the master declaration.

• Community type & structure: Remington Trace is part of the Mountainside master association; a sub-association may be formed for this tract, but any such documents require master association approval.
• Land use: All lots are designated for single-family use only, as defined in the master Mountainside Declaration.
• Architectural review: All improvements on the land must have written approval from the Mountainside Architectural Review Committee.
• Assessments & membership: The tract is considered to have 108 lots for assessment and membership purposes; each lot equals one membership. If subdivided further, the minimum remains 108 total memberships and assessments.
• What this document doesn't cover: This tract declaration is a supplemental document; the full set of covenants, conditions, and restrictions (including rules on rentals, pets, parking, maintenance, etc.) is contained in the Mountainside Declaration recorded as Document #85 545473, which applies to all lots. This excerpt does not include those rules.

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.