West Point Towne Center

What West Point Towne Center's governing documents say

West Point Towne Center is a master-planned community in Surprise, Arizona, combining residential lots, condominium units, and parcels. This Declaration establishes the homeowner association framework, architectural controls, use restrictions, vehicle rules, assessments, and enforcement mechanisms that bind all owners and residents. The developer retains significant control and approval rights during the build-out phase.

• Architectural review: Any exterior improvement visible from neighboring property requires prior written approval from the Architectural Committee. The Committee must respond within 45 days or approval is automatically granted. A review fee is charged for each application.
• Parking & vehicles: Personal vehicles must be parked in your garage; overflow vehicles in the driveway must not exceed 7 feet tall or 20 feet long. Larger recreational vehicles can park in an enclosed rear or side yard only, or briefly in the driveway (24 consecutive hours or 72 hours within any 7-day period). Guest vehicles may park in your driveway up to 72 hours per week.
• Pets: You may keep a reasonable number of domestic pets (dogs, cats, parakeets, similar household birds). Pets must stay on your lot except dogs or cats on a leash not exceeding 6 feet. You must clean up after pets, and they cannot make unreasonable noise or become a nuisance.
• Home-based business: Limited home-based business is allowed if it: is not detectable from outside by sight, sound, or smell; complies with zoning; involves no customer visits; and does not threaten safety or become a nuisance.
• Use restrictions: All residential and condominium units must be used exclusively for residential purposes. No commercial trade or business is permitted, except for limited home-based exceptions. Leasing your unit to tenants is allowed.
• Utilities: All power, telephone, television, radio, and communication lines must be placed underground or concealed inside buildings. Overhead utility lines are prohibited.
• Assessments & fees: Annual assessments are levied per unit to fund common area maintenance and association operations. Unpaid assessments create a lien against the property. Special assessments are also authorized.
• What this document doesn't cover: This is the master framework; the developer will record Supplemental Declarations, detailed design guidelines, and specific association rules separately, which may impose additional community-specific restrictions.

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.