Scottsdale Haciendas Condominiums

What Scottsdale Haciendas Condominiums's governing documents say

Scottsdale Haciendas is a condominium community in Scottsdale, AZ — you own your unit's interior and a share of the common elements, which the association maintains and insures. This declaration defines unit boundaries, assessment rules, voting rights, and how the condominium is governed. It was converted from a rental property built in 1984.

• What you own & maintain: You own the interior surfaces of your unit (walls, floor, ceiling) and fixtures that serve only your unit. The association maintains the common elements (everything outside your unit) and insures them. You are responsible for damage you or your guests cause to common areas, unless covered by association insurance.
• Assessments & fees: Every unit pays a regular assessment set by the board each year. Special assessments (for major repairs or improvements) require approval by 67% of voting owners. The association can also levy individual expense assessments for optional services you choose and enforcement assessments for violations or collection costs.
• Common elements & limited common elements: Common elements (like hallways, landscaping, utilities that serve multiple units) are owned jointly by all unit owners. Limited common elements (like balconies, exterior doors, and pipes serving only one unit) are for your exclusive use but the association may maintain or repair them as part of common expenses.
• Voting & governance: Each unit gets one vote in the association. Major decisions (like amending the declaration or terminating the condominium) require a 67% or 80% vote, respectively. The board can adjust regular assessments without owner vote, but special assessments need 67% approval.
• Conversion from rental: The property was originally built in 1984 and converted from a multi-family rental to a condominium in 2005. The original builder is unknown, and no warranties about enforceability are given.

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.