Circle G Meadows I

What Circle G Meadows I's governing documents say

Circle G Meadows I is a single-family home subdivision in Scottsdale, AZ, governed by a Homeowner's Committee. You own your lot and house; there is no shared common area beyond landscaping tracts. The rules emphasize a uniform, high-quality residential character with strict architectural controls and minimum home sizes.

• Architectural review & minimum standards: All new construction, additions, fences, and exterior changes require prior approval from the Homeowner's Committee. Homes on Lots 1–106 must have at least 1,400 sq ft (1-story) or 1,300 sq ft (2-story); on Lots 107–170 at least 1,800 sq ft (1-story) or 1,700 sq ft (2-story). Exterior walls must be masonry or stucco (wood siding only if approved as accent), roofs must be tile or wood shake, and each house must have a two-car enclosed garage.
• Parking & vehicles: Only passenger cars and pickup trucks may be parked in driveways (subject to setback rules). Campers, horse trailers, and boats may be parked on the back of the lot only if screened and approved. No inoperable vehicles or repair work outside an enclosed garage. No commercial vehicles or motor homes may be stored on lots except in a garage.
• Pets: A reasonable number of dogs, cats, birds, or fish may be kept as household pets, but must be fenced or controlled and not a nuisance. Swine, peacocks, pigeons, and geese are specifically prohibited. No commercial breeding or boarding.
• Signs & antennas: Exterior signs are prohibited except for mailboxes, nameplates, and one 'for sale' or 'for rent' sign no larger than 480 square inches. No outside TV antennas or broadcasting towers are allowed.
• Landscaping & upkeep: Each lot must be landscaped before occupancy with at least three 5-gallon trees, ten 1-gallon shrubs, and one 24-inch box tree, plus sod or gravel. Back and side yards must be enclosed with a six-foot masonry block wall (approved by committee). Owners must keep lots clean and weed-free; the committee may charge for cleanup after notice.
• Maintenance assessments & liens: If the committee performs upkeep on a lot (e.g., weed removal), the owner must pay the actual cost within 10 days. Unpaid assessments accrue 18% annual interest and become a lien on the property, subordinate only to first mortgages and tax liens. The committee may sue or foreclose.
• General use restrictions: Lots are limited to one single-family residence plus accessory structures (garage, guesthouse). No business, multi-family, hotel, or medical facility. No temporary structures (trailers, mobile homes) used as residences. All utility lines must be underground. No open burning or incinerators.
• Age restriction: This document imposes no age restrictions.

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.