Cottonwood Canyon Hills Community Association

Key facts from Cottonwood Canyon Hills Community Association's documents

Reflects the 2016 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Homeowners Association (Cottonwood Canyon Hills Community Association) (Document title and repeated references)

Governing law

California Civil Code and CC&Rs; California Civil Code will prevail in case of conflict (Rules & Regulations introduction: 'In al)

Pets

Yes, but residents must not permit pets to disturb the peace; owners responsible for waste cleanup; pets must be in enclosure, enclosed yard, or on leash (Rules & Regulations Section I, A. ANIMAL)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, but owner must acquaint tenants with CC&Rs, Bylaws, Guidelines, Rules & Regulations; if owner rents, owner relinquishes use of Community Recreational Facilities; residents prohibited from lending keys/access cards to non-residents (Rules & Regulations Section I, U. TENANT)

Fences

Acceptable materials: wood, wrought iron, masonry/stucco; unacceptable: aluminum, sheet metal, chicken wire, chain link (galvanized or plastic), plastic webbing, bamboo, corrugated plastic/fiberglass, rope, miniature fencing, plastic; chain (Design Guidelines, WALLS AND FENCES sect)

Architectural approval

Approval required for any additions or alterations to all exterior structures and landscaping, side and rear yards, including fences and walls; any change to exterior appearance must be approved (Design Guidelines, ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW )

Signs & flags

Only real estate signs (for sale, for rent, for exchange) and security signs allowed; security signs max 12"x12", max two per property; no sign exceeds 2 feet in height or width; additional signs may be approved in writing by ARC (Rules & Regulations Section I, R. SIGNS,)

Use restrictions

Each home and lot shall be used for single family or residential purposes (Rules & Regulations Section I, R. RESIDE)

Extracted from the recorded governing documents and cited to them; may be incomplete and is not legal advice — verify against the official documents below.