Summit at Silverstone Parcel G

What Summit at Silverstone Parcel G's governing documents say

Summit at Silverstone Parcel G is a master-planned residential community in Scottsdale, Arizona, subject to both an ancillary HOA (Summit at Silverstone Community Association) and a master HOA (Silverstone Property Owners Association). You own your individual lot and home; the associations maintain common areas, enforce design restrictions, and levy assessments.

• What you own & maintain: You own your lot and dwelling unit; you're responsible for maintaining your home, landscaping, and structures on your lot. The Association maintains the common areas (streets, paths, shared facilities) and carries property insurance on common property.
• Architectural review & modifications: You must obtain Architectural Committee approval before making exterior changes, additions, or landscaping modifications to your lot. The committee enforces Architectural and Landscape Design Guidelines; work without approval is prohibited.
• Assessment obligations: You pay annual per-lot assessments to fund common area maintenance and operations. The Association can also levy special assessments for capital improvements and enforcement assessments for rule violations. Non-payment may result in suspension of voting rights and common-area access.
• Use restrictions: Your lot is restricted to single-family residential use; commercial/trade use is prohibited. Common areas are subject to Board-imposed rules and restrictions, including limits on guests and potential suspension of access for rule violations (initially up to 60 days, renewable).
• Common area access & enforcement: You have easement rights to use common areas (streets, paths, parking, recreational facilities). The Board may impose monetary penalties and suspend common-area access for rule infractions; late fees may apply to unpaid penalties.
• Developer transition: The Declarant (developer) retains special control rights through December 31, 2033, or until 100% of lots are owned by non-Declarant members, whichever is earlier. After transition, the association reverts to full member governance.
• What this document doesn't cover: This is an ancillary declaration; the community is also subject to the master Silverstone CC&Rs (recorded 2006, amended 2016). Specific lease policies, pet restrictions, and assessment amounts are not clearly legible in this OCR. Consult the master declaration and Board-adopted rules for complete details.

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.