Crown Point II Estates

What Crown Point II Estates's governing documents say

Crown Point II is a planned community of 36 single-family homes (patio homes, townhomes, or detached residences) in Scottsdale, AZ, governed by a homeowners association (Crown Point II Estates) and also subject to a master association for the larger Scottsdale Princess community. The rules bind all lot owners and occupants, focusing on preserving the residential character and appearance of the neighborhood.

• Use & occupancy restrictions: Each lot must be used only as a single-family residence, not for transient or hotel purposes. Leases must be for the entire lot, in writing, for at least 30 days, and a copy must be provided to the association before the lease begins.
• Pets: Only common household pets allowed; no breeding. Pets that create a nuisance can be banned from the property. Owners must immediately remove pet waste from common areas.
• Parking & vehicles: No overnight parking on private streets. The board can ban vehicles, boats, or trailers that are unsightly or create noise. Storage of such items must not detract from the neighborhood character.
• Architectural & landscape control: No exterior changes (buildings, fences, walls, antennas, signs, landscaping, grading, drainage) visible from other lots or common areas may be made without prior written approval from the board and the master association's Design Review Committee. Plans must be submitted; approval is deemed given if not decided within 30 days, but the master committee's written approval is always required.
• Party walls & shared structures: Walls, fences, or columns on lot boundaries are party structures. Owners share equal use and repair costs, except if damage is caused by one owner, that owner pays. Disputes go to the board. Owners must allow access for repairs.
• Maintenance responsibilities: Owners keep their lots, improvements, and landscaping (except certain front landscaping deemed common area) in good order. The association maintains common areas (tracts for streets, recreation, open space) and may enter lots for emergency repairs or to correct violations.
• Assessments & liens: The association may levy assessments for common expenses. Unpaid assessments accrue interest (4% above prime rate) and create a lien on the lot, which can be foreclosed. Voting rights may be suspended for nonpayment.

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.