Serrano
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What Serrano's governing documents say
Serrano is a planned community in Gilbert, Arizona where you own individual residential lots subject to a comprehensive set of covenants and HOA management. The Serrano Homeowners Association maintains common areas and enforces design, use, and maintenance standards across the community. As an owner, you'll be subject to detailed architectural review, use restrictions, and annual assessments.
- What you own & maintain: You own your individual Lot and Dwelling Unit; the HOA maintains the Common Areas (streets, shared grounds, easements). You have non-exclusive easement rights to use Common Areas, though the HOA can suspend these for unpaid assessments or violations (up to 60 days initially, successive 60-day periods if the violation continues).
- Architectural review & improvements: All improvements visible from neighboring property—including exterior paint, landscaping, HVAC units, solar panels, antennas, and storage sheds—require Design Review Committee approval. The Committee has 45 days to respond; failure to respond is deemed disapproval. The Committee can charge fees to cover review costs and consultant fees.
- Leasing your home: You may lease your Lot, but the minimum lease term is 30 days—so short-term and vacation rentals are allowed. All tenants must comply with the CC&Rs, Articles, Bylaws, and Association Rules. You remain responsible for tenant violations.
- Permitted uses & home business: Residential use only. Limited home business is allowed if the business is not visible, detectable by sound or smell, conforms to zoning, involves no door-to-door solicitation, generates no customer traffic, and does not constitute a nuisance or threaten security.
- Pets: The Board determines the 'reasonable number of generally recognized house pets' allowed—no specific number is stated in this document. Pets cannot result in annoyance or be obnoxious to neighbors.
- Vehicles & parking: Private passenger cars and pickup trucks under 1 ton, 84" height/width, and 222" length may park in garages or driveways only. Most other vehicles (RVs, boats, trailers, trucks over 1 ton, commercial vehicles) are prohibited except in areas the Board designates. No vehicle construction, repair, or dismantling is allowed on the property except inside an enclosed garage.
- Assessments & late fees: Assessments are levied equally per Lot to cover Common Expenses. Late charges are the greater of $15 per month or 10% of the unpaid assessment; owners also pay collection costs and attorney fees. Assessments become a lien on the property.
- Landscaping & reconstruction obligations: New owners must landscape their Lot within 90 days; landscaping plans need Committee approval. All landscaping must be maintained free of debris and weeds. If a structure is damaged or destroyed, it must be fully reconstructed within 18 months.
Key facts from Serrano's documents
- Community type
- planned community (Recitals - Project defined as planned co)
- Legal name
- Serrano Homeowners Association (Recital B)
- Developer / declarant
- Morrison Homes, Inc. (Opening paragraph before Recitals)
- Governing law
- Arizona Revised Statutes (references to A.R.S. §33-1803, §33-741(2), etc.) (Sections 8.1, 1 (Definition of Owner ref)
- Assessments & dues
- Maximum Annual Assessment for 1998: $40.00 per month per Lot. (Section 8.6)
- Special assessments
- May be levied for capital improvements or extraordinary expenses, approved by at least 2/3 of votes of each class of Members present in person or by proxy. (Section 8.7)
- Collections & liens
- Lien in favor of Association against each Lot for assessments; priority over all except taxes and first mortgages. Board may record notice of lien and foreclose like a realty mortgage; sale extinguishes pre-sale delinquencies but not future (Section 8.2)
- Reserves & fees
- Association may collect and maintain reserves for any uses referred to in Section 9.1 (common good). (Section 9.1)
- Pets
- Reasonable number of generally recognized house pets (as determined by Board and Association Rules); no animals, birds, livestock, poultry, or fowl except pets. (Section 5.2)
- Leasing & rentals
- Yes, but only whole Lot, minimum lease term of 30 days. (Section 5.14)
- Parking & vehicles
- Private non-commercial passenger autos or pickup trucks not exceeding 1 ton, 84" height/width, 222" length allowed in garage or driveway; other vehicles (RVs, boats, trailers, etc.) allowed only in fully-enclosed garage or designated Board (Section 5.12)
- Fences
- On corner lots, no fence, wall, hedge, shrub or plant obstructing sight lines between 2 and 6 feet above street within triangular area 25 feet from intersection; tree foliage must be maintained to prevent obstruction. (Section 5.13)
- Architectural approval
- Prior written approval of Design Review Committee required for any Improvement visible from neighboring property, including changes to exterior appearance. (Section 5.7)
- Solar & roof
- Solar collecting panels and devices allowed if approved by Committee and either: (a) not visible from neighboring property; or (b) placed and screened to minimize visual impact. (Section 5.9)
- Home business
- Allowed if existence/operation not apparent by sight, sound, or smell from outside; conforms to zoning; no door-to-door solicitation; no drive-up traffic; consistent with residential character. (Section 5.1)
- Signs & flags
- Only signs allowed: (a) required by legal proceedings; (b) max 2 street address signs each up to 72 sq in; (c) for sale/lease signs max 5 sq ft; (d) Declarant's construction/sales signs. (Section 5.16)
- Use restrictions
- No nonresidential use except limited business activities that are not detectable and consistent with residential character. (Section 5.1)
- Voting & meetings
- Two classes: Class A (all Owners except Declarant) = 1 vote per Lot; Class B (Declarant) = 3 votes per Lot owned. Class B converts to Class A upon earliest of: (a) 120 days after total Class A votes equal Class B; (b) 20 years after recordi (Section 7.2)
- Amendments
- Amendment requires vote or written consent of (1) Members holding at least 67% of Class A votes; (2) Declarant so long as Declarant is an Owner. Must be recorded. (Section 12.1)
About this HOA
Serrano is a homeowners association in Phoenix, AZ.
HOAproxy has 2 documents on file for Serrano: 1 amendment and 1 CC&R. Last updated 2026-07-18.