Troon Village Association HOA
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What Troon Village Association HOA's governing documents say
This is the Articles of Incorporation for Troon Village Association, a nonprofit corporation that serves as the governing body for the Troon Village HOA in Scottsdale, AZ. It establishes the legal framework for the association (board, membership, voting) but does not contain the community's specific rules for homeowners; those are in the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs) referenced but not included here.
- Document type & what it does: These are the corporate Articles of Incorporation filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission. They define the association's purpose, structure, and basic governance, but homeowners must consult the separate Declaration (CC&Rs) for property-use rules.
- Membership & voting: Each lot or parcel owner is automatically a member. Voting is one vote per lot, plus one vote per acre for parcels (or half-vote per apartment unit / one vote per condominium unit if applicable). Owners of jointly held property must designate a single voter.
- Board of Directors: The board has 3–5 members serving 1-year terms (initially appointed by the incorporators). The board can amend articles before the 'Change Date' by majority vote; after that, amendments require 75% of owner votes.
- Association powers & duties: The association may levy assessments, maintain common property at a 'reasonably high standard,' carry at least $1,000,000 liability insurance, and contract with the developer (Declarant) as long as interests are disclosed.
- Nonprofit status & restrictions: The association is a nonprofit; no profits inure to members. It cannot engage in political propaganda or lobbying. No stock or dividends are issued.
- What this document doesn't cover: This document does not contain any rules about leasing, pets, parking, architectural review, age restrictions, or other typical HOA covenants. Those rules are in the separate Declaration and Bylaws, not provided here.
Key facts from Troon Village Association HOA's documents
- Community type
- Nonprofit corporation operating as a maintenance association for the benefit of its Members as of 1985 (Article 2.03)
- Legal name
- Troon Village Association as of 1984 (Recitals and Section 5.01)
- Developer / declarant
- Candlewood Investors, an Arizona joint venture as of 1985 (Article 2.02(b))
- Governing law
- Laws of the State of Arizona and Arizona Revised Statutes as of 1985 (Preamble and Acceptance of Statutory Age)
- Special assessments
- For cost of maintenance/repaire caused by Owner's willful/negligent act, or for violations after 14-day notice. Also special assessment for violation costs. as of 1984 (Section 7.04)
- Reserves & fees
- Board may establish appropriate and reasonable reserves. as of 1984 (Section 7.03)
- Pets
- Only dogs or cats. Maximum of 4 animals per Lot/Parcel. Must be kept solely as domestic pets, not for commercial purposes. No unreasonable noise or nuisance. as of 1984 (Section 4.27)
- Leasing & rentals
- Yes, to a single-family tenant, subject to Association Rules. as of 1984 (Section 4.32)
- Architectural approval
- No Improvement shall be commenced, erected or maintained unless detailed plans and specifications have been approved by the Architectural Review Committee. as of 1984 (Section 8.01)
- Home business
- No gainful occupation, profession, trade or other nonresidential use shall be conducted on any Lot or on any Parcel developed with a residential dwelling unit. as of 1984 (Section 4.31)
- Signs & flags
- Generally prohibited except: signs required by legal proceedings; one lighted identification sign per residence approved by ARC; other signs (construction, for sale, etc.) approved by ARC and conforming to city requirements. as of 1984 (Section 4.07)
- Use restrictions
- No non-residential uses except social/recreational amenities. Lots limited to single-family residential (per Tract Declaration). as of 1984 (Section 2.01 and 4.31)
- Voting & meetings
- Each Owner has one vote per Lot and one vote per acre (or fraction) in each Parcel. If apartment/multi-family building, one-half vote per residential unit. If condominium regime, one vote per condo unit. Fractional votes not allowed except as of 1985 (Article 7.01 and 7.02)
- Amendments
- Prior to Change Date, amendment by majority vote of Board at a meeting duly called. After Change Date, amendment by affirmative vote of Owners holding at least 75% of total voting power at a meeting duly called. Written documentation signed as of 1985 (Article 13.01)
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About this HOA
Troon Village Association HOA is a homeowners association in Scottsdale, AZ.
HOAproxy has 7 documents on file for Troon Village Association HOA: 6 amendments and 1 articles of incorporation. Last updated 2026-07-18.
Governing documents
- Document (57 pages) — PDF
- Document (10 pages) — PDF
- Document (27 pages) — PDF
- Document (3 pages) — PDF
- Document (8 pages) — PDF
- Document (2 pages) — PDF
- Articles of Incorporation (10 pages) — PDF