La Jolla Blanca
You own a unit plus a share of the common elements; the association maintains the building and grounds.
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What La Jolla Blanca's governing documents say
La Jolla Blanca is a single-family residential HOA community in Scottsdale, Arizona, established in 1979. These documents are amendments (1997, 2019–2021, and 2022) to the governing Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions, covering lease rules, property uses, sex offender restrictions, special assessments, and a new buyer fee. This is a partial collection of amendments, not the complete rulebook.
- Leasing & rentals: Leases must be in writing and run at least 90 days; transient, hotel, or short-term rentals are prohibited. Tenants must agree in writing to be bound by the CCRs, Bylaws, and other governing documents.
- Property use restrictions: Only one single-family residence per lot; no commercial or gainful occupation. Boats, trucks, trailers, campers, and recreational vehicles cannot be used as living quarters on the property.
- Sex offender occupancy: No person required to be registered under Arizona law as a level two or three sex offender under A.R.S. § 13-1821 may occupy any property in the community (effective as of the 2019 amendment's recording).
- Special assessments: The association may levy special assessments for capital improvements and long-range maintenance and repair reserves. Assessments for capital improvements require approval by at least two-thirds of member votes at a duly noticed meeting.
- Working Capital Fee on property purchase: New owners must pay a one-time working capital fee of 0.5% of the purchase price upon taking title, due within two business days of recording the deed (effective February 2022). Family member transfers by inheritance and nominal-value transfers to family trusts are exempt.
- What this document doesn't cover: These are amendments to the original CCRs (established 1979), not the complete rulebook. Missing from these excerpts: pet policies, parking rules, regular assessment amounts, architectural review procedures, and other provisions in the full governing documents.
Key facts from La Jolla Blanca's documents
- Community type
- Condominium (Horizontal Property Regime) as of 2022 (Title 'Declaration of Horizontal Propert)
- Legal name
- La Jolla Blanca Association as of 2022 (1997 amendment, Pg.1 body)
- Governing law
- Arizona Horizontal Property Regime (likely ARS Title 33) as of 1997 (Declaration of Horizontal Property Regim)
- Special assessments
- Special assessments for capital improvements require assent of two-thirds (2/3) of votes of each class of members voting in person or by proxy at a meeting duly called for that purpose as of 1997 (New Section 4, paragraph 'Special Assess)
- Reserves & fees
- Association shall establish a reserve fund only for long range maintenance and repair as stated in the Bylaws of the La Jolla Blanca Homeowners Association as of 1997 (New Section 4, first paragraph: 'Special)
- Leasing & rentals
- Nothing herein shall be deemed to prevent the leasing of any such property to a single family from time to time by the Owner thereof as of 2022 (2019/2021 amendment, Article IV, Section)
Collections & enforcement records
Public records show 28 enforcement filings by this association between 1983 and 2015.
*Distinct properties liened, not filings — one home may be liened repeatedly over the years, so this counts the homes affected.
Source: Maricopa County Recorder and Maricopa County Superior Court public indexes.
About this HOA
La Jolla Blanca is a homeowners association in Scottsdale, AZ.
HOAproxy has 4 documents on file for La Jolla Blanca: 3 amendments and 1 CC&R. Last updated 2026-07-18.