Longview Estates

What Longview Estates's governing documents say

Longview Estates is a single-family home subdivision in Prescott, AZ. Owners own their lot and house; all lots are restricted to residential use only. These covenants run with the land and govern construction, pets, outdoor appearance, and other uses.

• Use restrictions: Each lot is for residential use only, with no more than one single-family dwelling per lot (minimum 1,200 sq ft, excluding garage/carport). Construction must be completed within one year and meet FHA specifications. No temporary living quarters (garages, trailers) are allowed.
• Pets: Only usual household pets (cats, dogs, small birds) are allowed. No poultry, fowl, bees, or other animals. Raising pets for sale is prohibited.
• Home occupations: No home occupations may be conducted on any lot.
• Outdoor maintenance: Laundry drying outdoors must be concealed from street view. Garbage and trash must be kept in covered containers at the rear of the yard. No piles of refuse or junk are permitted.
• Signs: No billboards or signs except small 'For Rent' or 'For Sale' signs on individual lots, and developer entrance signs.
• Vehicles and storage: Boats, boat trailers, travel trailers, campers, motor homes, and similar items must be kept in the rear yard or side yard if properly screened from the street. No radio antennas or towers without Architectural Control Committee approval.
• Architectural control: All construction, additions, alterations, fences, walls, exterior color changes, and landscaping must be approved by the Architectural Control Committee (minimum 3 members). Plans must be submitted for review of suitability and harmony with surroundings. Committee decisions are final.
• Amendment and duration: Covenants run with the land until January 1, 2000, then automatically renew for successive 10-year periods. Amendments require a majority vote of 90% of lot owners and must not decrease property value.

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