The Center Court, Scottsdale

What The Center Court, Scottsdale's governing documents say

The Center Court is a condominium community in Scottsdale, Arizona — you own your individual unit and hold a share of the common elements (based on your unit's proportionate floor space), funded by uniform per-unit assessments. Voting rights are one vote per unit owner. These documents are supplemental declarations and amendments spanning 1984–2008; the original full Declaration is not included here.

• What you own & maintain: You own your unit as a condominium; the common elements are owned collectively by all unit owners and governed by the association. Your ownership stake in the common elements is proportional to your unit's floor space.
• Leasing & rentals (strict post-2008 restriction): Owners who purchased before November 6, 2008 may rent or lease their units (grandfathered). Owners who purchase on or after that date are prohibited from renting or leasing — this restriction is permanent for new purchasers. The Board may permit temporary leases in hardship cases (death, illness, transfer). No transient/hotel rentals under 30 days without Board approval; all leases must be in writing and comply with the Declaration and Bylaws.
• Assessments & voting: Assessments are uniform per unit (calculated as 1 divided by the total number of units). Each unit owner has one vote.
• Construction & development (Declarant's rights, now expired): During the development phases (1984–1992), the Declarant (Cheney-Hope Partnership) could conduct construction and sales activities, including using units as models, until all units were sold or eight years from the Declaration's recordation date — this period has passed.
• Amendment process: As of 2008, the Declaration may be amended only by the vote of at least two-thirds of the unit owners.
• What this document doesn't cover: These are supplemental declarations and amendments to the original 1984 Declaration; they do not include the full original rulebook. Details on specific assessment amounts, pet policies, architectural review, parking, maintenance obligations, and other common rules are in the original Declaration (not provided).

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.