Sundance Master Planned Community

What Sundance Master Planned Community's governing documents say

This is the master declaration for Sundance, a large master-planned community in Buckeye, AZ, that includes three sub-communities: a standard residential area, an active adult (55+) housing community, and a commercial core. It creates a master association that oversees shared amenities and sets a framework for sub-associations, but many day-to-day rules (pets, parking, leasing specifics) are deferred to each sub-community's governing documents.

• Age restriction (55+): The Active Adult Housing Community is designated as 'Housing for Older Persons' under federal and Arizona law, meaning at least one occupant per unit must be age 55 or older. The residential and commercial communities have no age restriction.
• Occupancy limits for single-family homes: In the Residential Community, a 'Single Family' is defined as persons related by blood, marriage, or adoption, or a group of no more than four unrelated adults who maintain a common household on a lot or in a single-family detached dwelling.
• Assessments and fees: The master association levies Base, Annual, Special, and District assessments, allocated across communities using 'Equivalent Units.' Each community has a minimum Equivalent Unit count (800 for Residential and Active Adult, 900 for Commercial Core). Assessments may be charged to the community association or directly to owners.
• Community structure (master vs sub-associations): Sundance is governed by a master association (Sundance Master Community Association, Inc.) and three sub-associations: Residential (Sundance Residential HOA), Active Adult (Sundance Adult Village HOA), and Commercial Core (Sundance Commercial Property Owners Assn). Each sub-community has its own restrictions that must be consistent with this master declaration.
• What this document doesn't cover: This master declaration sets overarching rules but does not address specific details like pet limits, minimum lease terms, parking restrictions, architectural review, or amenity usage rules. Those will be in the individual community restrictions or sub-association documents.

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.