Stonehaven Two

What Stonehaven Two's governing documents say

Stonehaven Two is a single-family residential subdivision in Scottsdale, Arizona governed by a homeowners association. Lot owners share ownership of common areas maintained by the association and funded by annual per-lot assessments starting at $240, with the association exercising strict control over property appearance, land use, and architectural changes.

• What you own & maintain: You own your individual lot and structures; the Association maintains the common areas (roads, landscaping, etc.). The Association can enter your lot and perform maintenance within 30 days of written notice if you fail to do so, then bill you for all costs as part of your assessment.
• Single-family residential use only: All lots are restricted exclusively to single-family residential use; no businesses, commercial operations, or non-residential activities are permitted. All structures must be new construction.
• Architectural review & approvals: Prior written approval from the Architectural Committee is required for nearly all exterior changes: improvements, alterations, landscaping, fences, walls, antennas, utility lines (which must be underground or concealed), and signs (limited to one residential ID sign of 80 square inches or less, or one for-sale/rent sign of 5 square feet or less).
• Vehicles & equipment restrictions: Mobile homes, motorhomes, trailers, trucks, campers, and boats cannot be parked or stored on any street, lot, driveway, or common area. Vehicles cannot be repaired or serviced if visible from neighboring properties (except emergency repairs), and no inoperable vehicles may be visible from neighbors.
• Appearance & cleanliness: No trash, debris, rubbish, or odors are permitted; no exterior speakers or horns allowed. Garbage must be in covered, approved containers and not visible except during collection; clotheslines and similar drying facilities cannot be visible from neighboring properties.
• Annual assessments & payment: Owners must pay annual assessments starting at a maximum of $240 per lot. Annual increases are limited to the Consumer Price Index without owner vote; larger increases require approval of at least two-thirds of voters. Delinquent assessments accrue 6% interest (or the higher FHA/VA rate) and become a lien; the Association can foreclose to collect.
• Voting rights & membership: Lot owners automatically become members with one vote per lot. Voting rights suspend if assessments are delinquent for 15+ days or for up to 60 days following rule violations; joint owners must unanimously agree how to vote or forfeit their vote.
• Pets & animals: A 'reasonable number' of generally recognized house or yard pets are allowed; the Board determines what qualifies as a recognized pet if disputed. No structures for housing or confining animals may be visible from neighboring properties, and animals cannot make excessive noise or become a nuisance.

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.