Continental Ranch HOA

What Continental Ranch HOA's governing documents say

This document is the Covenants Policy for Continental Ranch Community Association, a homeowners' association in Tucson, AZ. It outlines how the association enforces deed restrictions, including inspection procedures, violation notices, fines, and penalties. The rules apply to all homeowners.

• Inspection and review process: Management drives the community daily and reviews all properties twice per month, taking photos as needed. An appointed Board Member may review photos weekly and instruct management on how to proceed with violations.
• Violation notification and enforcement steps: First occurrence: call/email or mailed letter. Second: mailed letter. Third: second letter, then if unresolved within 14 days and no appeal, file goes to Covenants Committee. Repeat violations within 90 days restart the sequence.
• Fines and penalties: Landscaping violations: lot cleanup charged to owner. Excessive weeds: cleanup after 14 business days from second notice. RVs, trailers, boats: $75 per week fine plus pool privilege suspension, may increase in $25 increments. Other violations: fines start at $25/month up to $100/week, pool privileges suspended until corrected. Board may levy up to $100 per day per violation.
• Repeat violations: If a repeat violation is observed within 90 days, the enforcement sequence resumes from the first step.
• Suspension of privileges: Pool privileges are suspended for RVs, trailers, boats violations and other violations, remaining suspended until the violation is corrected.

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.