Worthington Place
You own a unit plus a share of the common elements; the association maintains the building and grounds.
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What Worthington Place's governing documents say
Worthington Place is a condominium community in Scottsdale, AZ. This document is a set of rules and regulations specifically about satellite dishes, antennas, and a separate architectural approval form, not the full governing declaration.
- Antennas allowed: Only three types are allowed: Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS) antennas under 1 meter, Multi-point Distribution Service (MDS) antennas under 1 meter, and antennas for television broadcast signals.
- Where antennas can be placed: Antennas must be installed on your unit, balcony, or patio. They cannot encroach on common elements or another owner's property. If an acceptable signal can be received from inside the unit, it must be placed there. They must be shielded from view and painted to match the structure. No more than one antenna per provider.
- Mast restrictions: Mast height must be no higher than necessary. Masts extending more than 12 feet above the roofline require prior Association approval with a detailed application. Masts must be installed by a licensed contractor and cannot be nearer to the lot line than the total mast height.
- Notification and fines: Within 5 business days of installing an antenna, you must submit a completed notification form (Exhibit A). Violations may result in a $50 fine plus $10 per day if not corrected. The Association can also seek injunctive relief for safety hazards.
- Architectural changes (form): The document includes an architectural approval form (Exhibit? not labeled) for requesting changes. You must describe dimensions, materials, location, colors, and submit a sketch. The Association may approve or disapprove. You agree to maintain the improvement and comply with all laws.
- What this document doesn't cover: This is only a partial document focusing on antennas and a blank architectural form. It does not include the full condominium declaration, general HOA rules, assessments, leasing restrictions, pet policies, or other typical community rules.
Key facts from Worthington Place's documents
- Community type
- Condominium (Declaration text: 'a condominium known a)
- Legal name
- Worthington Place Homeowners Association
- Units / lots
- Maximum 280 individual Apartments across all phases; Phase One contains 68 Apartments. (Section 4, page 4: 'ninteen (19) buildin)
- Developer / declarant
- WOOD BROS. HOMES, INC., a Delaware corporation (First paragraph, page 1)
- Governing law
- Arizona Revised Statutes Sections 33-551 through 33-561 (Horizontal Property Regime Act) (Recital, page 1: 'pursuant to Sections 3)
- Assessments & dues
- Initial maximum annual assessment: $900 per Apartment Unit until January 1 after first unit conveyance. (Section 13.3, page 17)
- Special assessments
- May levy special assessment for capital improvements or other lawful purposes with assent of two-thirds of votes of each class. (Section 13.3D, page 18)
- Collections & liens
- Unpaid assessments constitute a lien on the Unit; may be foreclosed like a mortgage; Association has power of sale. (Section 13.6, page 20-21)
- Reserves & fees
- Board must establish and maintain a reserve fund for periodic maintenance, repair, and replacement of common elements, funded from regular assessments. (Section 13.1B, page 16)
- Pets
- Dogs, cats or other household pets allowed, but not more than two per Unit, subject to uniform rules; no breeding or commercial purpose. (Section 10.5, page 11)
- Parking & vehicles
- Each Condominium has exclusive use of one covered and one uncovered parking space, assigned by Board, appurtenant to Unit. (Section 15, page 21-22)
- Home business
- No organized religious, professional, commercial or industrial operations shall be conducted in any Unit or Common Elements. (Section 10.7, page 12)
- Signs & flags
- No sign of any kind displayed to public view from any Unit or Common Elements without prior written Board approval, except Declarant's signs. (Section 10.4, page 11)
- Use restrictions
- No part of the Property shall be used for other than residential or related purposes, except Declarant's sales offices and model units. (Section 10.1, page 11)
- Voting & meetings
- Class A (all Owners except Declarant): one vote per Apartment Unit. Class B (Declarant): three votes per unit owned, until conversion. Cumulative voting allowed in Board elections. (Section 11.6, page 14-15)
Management & contact for Worthington Place
- Management company
- Trestle Management Group LLC (per 2014 recorded contact filing; may have changed) (source)
Collections & enforcement records
Public records show 125 enforcement filings by this association between 1990 and 2026.
Source: Maricopa County Recorder and Maricopa County Superior Court public indexes.
About this HOA
Worthington Place is a homeowners association in Scottsdale, AZ.
HOAproxy has 2 documents on file for Worthington Place: 1 amendment and 1 CC&R. Last updated 2026-07-17.
Governing documents
- Document (42 pages) — PDF
- Rules & Regulations (8 pages) — PDF