One Hundred Hills Homeowners Association

What One Hundred Hills Homeowners Association's governing documents say

This is a fine notice from the One Hundred Hills Homeowners Association in Scottsdale, AZ, addressed to a specific homeowner. It is not the full set of governing documents; it is an ancillary document about a specific violation and fine. The community appears to be a single-family HOA with gated access, based on references to 'guards' and a 'gate.'

• Noise and nuisance rules: The Association enforces rules against nuisances, including excessive noise. The letter cites a violation for excessive noise, with complaints about multiple teens entering the gate on foot after hours, high-speed vehicles, and noise that prompted police calls.
• Fine structure: A fine of $500 was levied for the violation. Continued non-compliance may lead to additional fines and/or legal action. Fines are enforced under the Association's governing documents and Arizona law.
• Appeal process: Homeowners have the right to appeal the fine in person by requesting to be placed on the agenda at the next board meeting, or by submitting a written appeal to the Board of Directors via the community manager. They may also petition for an administrative hearing with the Arizona Department of Real Estate under ARS Section 32-2199.01.
• What this document doesn't cover: This letter does not contain the full CC&Rs or rules of the Association. It does not cover assessment amounts, pet policies, leasing restrictions, architectural guidelines, or other typical HOA rules. It only addresses this specific fine and violation.

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.