Bridle Ranch

What Bridle Ranch's governing documents say

Bridle Ranch is a single-family home community in Queen Creek, Arizona, governed by an HOA that enforces CC&Rs on all lot owners and residents. The document imposes detailed restrictions on use, maintenance, vehicles, landscaping, and design to preserve property values and neighborhood character. Renters are bound by these rules, and owners are responsible for tenant compliance.

• Residential use & home business: Properties are for single-family residential use only. Limited home business is allowed if the operation is invisible/inaudible from outside, has no door-to-door sales, generates no customer parking, and doesn't create a nuisance—but the Board has sole discretion to determine whether any business violates these rules.
• Leasing & rentals: Leases must run at least 3 consecutive months; shorter rentals are not permitted. The owner must provide a tenant info form to the Board within 15 days, certifying the tenant agrees to follow all community rules. The owner pays a $25 administrative fee per new lease (not per renewal) and remains liable for tenant violations.
• Pets: A reasonable number of house or yard pets are allowed, but they cannot make unreasonable noise or become a nuisance. Any pet structure must not be visible from neighbors' properties. The Board has final discretion to decide if a pet is acceptable, a nuisance, or if the number of animals is reasonable.
• Vehicles & parking: Standard cars and trucks up to 1 ton, 96" tall/wide, and 250" long may park in a closed garage or driveway only—no parking on common areas or streets except as the Board permits. RVs, boats, trailers, and larger vehicles are prohibited except in an approved garage. Vehicles not in operating condition (not running, flat tire for 10+ days, or unlicensed) cannot be parked in open areas. No vehicle construction or repair on driveways or streets.
• Landscaping & yard maintenance: You must landscape the front yard within 90 days and rear yard within 180 days of purchase, using a plan approved by the Design Review Committee. Landscaping must be maintained debris-free; dead trees and uprooted/toppled trees visible from neighbors must be replaced or restored immediately. Any damage from utility work must be repaired to match the approved plan.
• Architectural review & design restrictions: Many modifications require Design Review Committee approval, including landscaping, solar panels, HVAC units, antennas, basketball goals, and fences. The standard is whether the feature is visible from a neighboring property at ground level 100 feet away. HVAC units must be roofed (if on roof) or screened/concealed and not visible from neighbors.
• Party walls & shared fences: Walls or fences between your lot and a neighbor's are jointly owned and maintained. If damage is your fault (or your resident's, tree, or irrigation), you pay for all repairs. For normal wear-and-tear damage, both owners split the cost proportional to their frontage. If the fence borders a common area, the HOA handles structural repairs but charges you half the cost; you pay for your side's painting.
• Trash, outdoor items & nuisances: Trash must be in Board-approved covered containers, visible only until 9 a.m. the day after collection. Outside clotheslines are prohibited unless in a fenced service yard. No reflective window coverings (foil, sheets). No standing water, debris, or conditions that breed insects or create odor. The Board decides whether violations exist and can enforce them like any other restriction.

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.