Tubac Foothills Ranch Property Owners Association HOA

What Tubac Foothills Ranch Property Owners Association HOA's governing documents say

This is a set of corporate formation and property annexation documents for the Tubac Foothills Ranch Property Owners Association in Santa Cruz County, Arizona, which is a standard single-family HOA. The documents recorded here are primarily the association's Articles of Incorporation and a series of Tract Declarations that add new units/parcels to the master declaration. The HOA is organized to manage common areas and enforce covenants for residential lots.

• HOA type & structure: The association is a non-profit corporation. The initial board of directors has 3 members, and the board can have between 3 and 10 members as set by the bylaws. Membership is limited to owners or contract purchasers of parcels within Tubac Foothills Ranch.
• Voting rights: Voting is by parcel. For each parcel, the owner(s) get one vote per full acre (and a fractional vote for partial acres). The developer (Rio Rico Investment Limited Partnership) gets three votes per acre it owns. If a parcel has multiple owners, they must agree unanimously; otherwise the parcel's vote is not counted. A majority vote decides most actions.
• Subdivision restrictions (Unit III only): For parcels originally shown on the Unit III survey map: no parcel may be divided into more than 7 parcels total, and the maximum building height is 20 feet above average ground level.
• What this document doesn't cover: These documents do not state specific rules about pets, leasing, rentals, parking, architectural standards (beyond the Unit III height and subdivision limits), or fees/assessments. They also do not describe community amenities. The actual covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CC&Rs) that would contain those rules were recorded separately and are referenced but not included in this excerpt.

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.