Tresed Ridge

What Tresed Ridge's governing documents say

Tresed Ridge is a small single-family home HOA in Phoenix, AZ, consisting of 5 lots. The HOA's primary purpose is to maintain a private street and common landscaping, funded by assessments on each lot. Owners must follow strict architectural and use restrictions to preserve the desert environment and property values.

• What you own & maintain: You own your lot and the dwelling on it. You are responsible for maintaining your lot and structures per the Maintenance Standard. The Association maintains the Common Area (the private street and landscaping).
• Use restrictions: Lots are for single-family residential use only. No business or trade may be conducted on the lot. A 'Single Family' includes related persons or up to 3 unrelated persons living as a household. No guest or gate may restrict access to the street.
• Architectural review & design guidelines: All exterior improvements (construction, remodeling, landscaping) require prior approval by Declarant (or the Board after Cross-Over Date). Plans must be submitted and must comply with the philosophy of preserving desert environment. Specific restrictions on height, roofing, fences, antennas, clotheslines, sport courts, and reflective materials. Grading and drainage must be approved.
• Common area access: Only Occupants of lots and their Invitees may use the Common Area. No adjacent property owners or the public have any right to use it. The Board may adopt rules regulating Common Area use.
• Assessments: Each lot owner pays a Proportionate Share (1/5) of the Association's Common Expenses. Assessments include Regular, Special, Reconstruction, and Capital Improvement assessments. The Association may impose late charges and interest at the Default Rate (prime + 4%, min 18% per annum). Assessments are a personal obligation and a lien on the lot.
• Membership & voting: Each lot owner is a member of the Association with one vote per lot. Declarant holds Class B membership with 5 votes per lot until the Cross-Over Date, after which Declarant becomes a Class A member. Owners may pledge their vote to a mortgagee.
• Vehicles & parking: The document restricts vehicles, boats, and parking. Details are in Section 2.12.4.12 (not fully excerpted), but explicitly prohibits visible parking of recreational vehicles, boats, or trailers unless screened. Service yards must be screened.
• Animals: Animals are addressed in Section 2.12.4.9 (not fully shown). The text does not specify number limits or species restrictions, but any animals must be kept in compliance with Association Rules and not create nuisances.

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.