Kaufman and Broad at Arizona Valencia II

What Kaufman and Broad at Arizona Valencia II's governing documents say

This is a homeowners association (HOA) for a planned community of single-family homes in Tempe, AZ, known as Kaufman and Broad at Arizona Valencia II. The rules bind all owners and occupants, covering permitted uses, design control, leasing, and assessments. The HOA maintains common areas and enforces the declaration.

• Residential use & home business: Lots must be used for residential purposes only. Limited home businesses are allowed if they are not detectable from outside, comply with zoning, and do not generate customer traffic or nuisance.
• Pets: Only a reasonable number of generally recognized house pets are allowed, kept as domestic pets and not for commercial purposes. Pets that cause annoyance to neighbors may be prohibited at the Board's discretion.
• Leasing & rentals: Leases must be for at least 30 days. Owners cannot lease less than the entire Lot. Owners are responsible for tenant compliance with all HOA rules.
• Vehicles & parking: Only passenger cars and pickup trucks up to 1 ton capacity, 84 inches in height/width, and 222 inches in length may be parked on driveways or in garages. No commercial vehicles, RVs, boats, or inoperable vehicles are allowed except in enclosed garages. Street parking is limited to occasional guest overflow.
• Signs: Signs visible from neighboring property are limited to: (a) signs required by legal proceedings, (b) up to two address signs (max 72 sq. in. each), (c) 'for sale' or 'for lease' signs no larger than 5 sq. ft., and (d) Declarant's construction-period signs.
• Architectural & design review: All improvements, landscaping, and changes visible from neighboring property require prior approval by a Design Review Committee. The Committee may grant variances and charge fees. Solar panels and antennas are allowed subject to approval and screening requirements.
• Assessments & fees: Annual assessments are levied equally on all Lots to fund common expenses. Late charges apply after 15 days (initial $15 or 10% of unpaid amount). Nonpayment can result in suspension of voting and common area use rights, and a lien on the Lot.

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