Toy Barn at the Airpark Condominium

What Toy Barn at the Airpark Condominium's governing documents say

Toy Barn at the Airpark is a commercial condominium in Phoenix, AZ, consisting of 18 garage units for parking, vehicle storage, and overflow storage. You own your unit and share common elements such as driveways, parking areas, a clubhouse, and utility rooms, which are maintained by the association. This is not a residential community; no living, manufacturing, retail sales, or industrial use is allowed.

• Use restrictions: Garage units may be used only for parking, garaging of vehicles and equipment, and overflow storage. No recreational, residential, manufacturing, fabrication, on-site sales, or industrial use is permitted. Storage of inventory for sale to the public is generally prohibited except with board variance for seasonal or limited-duration use.
• Leasing & rentals: Leases must be in writing and include a provision that the lease is subject to the condominium documents. The unit owner must notify the association within 15 days of a lease and provide copies of the declaration and rules to tenants. The owner remains liable for any tenant violations.
• Pets: No animals, reptiles, birds, fowl, poultry, or livestock are allowed in or on any unit or common elements, except for a service animal under the direct control of a disabled person.
• Parking & vehicles: The speed limit on condominium drives is 5 mph. Overnight parking on common elements is prohibited (all vehicles must be removed by 11 PM). Parking is allowed only in designated paved spots, inside your garage unit, or temporarily in front of your unit's bay door provided a licensed adult operator remains nearby. Vehicles may not be covered, stored, or left inoperable outside a unit, and major repairs must be done inside the unit.
• Modifications & improvements: Any structural modification or alteration visible from the exterior requires prior board approval and may require a licensed architect/engineer certification, release and indemnity, and insurance. Nonstructural interior modifications that do not affect mechanical systems or perimeter walls may be done without approval, but the owner is liable for damage. Board can charge a review fee and stop non-compliant work.
• Common elements & maintenance: The association maintains all common elements, including building exteriors, driveways, parking areas, landscaping, clubhouse, and security systems. Unit owners maintain their unit interior, including walls, floors, and ceiling, and are responsible for damage caused by modifications or use.
• Avigation easement & airport proximity: The condominium is located near Scottsdale Airpark; owners assume all risks from aircraft noise, vibrations, fumes, and potential property damage or personal injury. They agree to indemnify the declarant, association, and others from related claims.

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.