Brusally Ranch

What Brusally Ranch's governing documents say

Brusally Ranch is a single-family home community in Scottsdale, Arizona, governed by the Brusally Ranch Community Association (HOA). Every lot owner is a member of the association. This declaration establishes use restrictions, architectural controls, maintenance obligations, and assessment requirements for all lots and common areas.

• Architectural review: All exterior improvements, including construction, modifications, landscaping, and paint colors, require prior written approval from the Design Review Board (DRB). Approved architectural styles are limited to Santa Barbara or Spanish Ranch; Tudor, Santa Fe, colonial, and contemporary designs are prohibited. The DRB may impose fines up to $100 per day for unapproved work.
• Use & occupancy: Lots are for residential use only. No business or commercial activity is allowed except home occupations permitted under Scottsdale zoning. No temporary buildings, trailers, or transient lodging (hotel, short-term rentals) are permitted. Each lot must contain at least 30,000 square feet, and each main residence must have a minimum floor area of 2,500 square feet (excluding garages and outbuildings).
• Leasing & rentals: A lot may be leased or rented only in its entirety; no partial rentals or short-term transient use is allowed. No specific minimum lease term is stated, but use as a hotel or for lodging is prohibited.
• Animals: Household pets (dogs, cats, birds, fish) are allowed in reasonable numbers as determined by the association. Horses are permitted: up to 2 per lot, except Lot 5 which may have up to 4. Commercial boarding of horses is prohibited. Equine facilities require DRB approval, and dust prevention measures must be installed. Pets must be leashed or fenced and not allowed to eliminate on common areas or other lots.
• Parking & vehicles: Vehicles must be parked overnight in garages or designated parking areas; street parking is prohibited except temporarily with board approval. No vehicles may be stored, neglected, or abandoned on a lot outside an enclosed garage. Recreational vehicles, boats, trailers, and trucks over 3/4-ton capacity are prohibited from being visible from neighboring property, common areas, or streets, with limited exceptions for smaller pickup trucks and mini-motor homes.
• Assessments: Initial regular assessment is $150 per month, billed quarterly. Assessments are used for common area maintenance, insurance, and other expenses. Special assessments may be levied for violations or cost recovery. Assessments create a lien on the lot; delinquencies may incur interest at the greater of prime + 1% or 18% per annum, plus attorney fees.
• Maintenance responsibilities: Each owner is responsible for all maintenance, repairs, and replacements on their lot, including concrete sidewalks and curbs. The association maintains common areas, private streets, gates, signs, and walls. If an owner fails to maintain their lot, the association may intervene and bill the owner as a special assessment.
• Common areas: Tracts A, B, and C of the original plat are common area open spaces. Owners have a nonexclusive easement to use common areas, subject to rules and possible suspension for nonpayment of assessments or rule violations. The association may charge fees for use of certain facilities.

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.