Catalina Vistas HOA

What Catalina Vistas HOA's governing documents say

Catalina Vistas (aka Glenn Court) is a single-family homeowners association in Tucson, Arizona, governed by detailed design and architectural guidelines. All exterior modifications require Design Review Committee approval before construction begins, with strict timelines: 60 days to review and approve, 90 days to start construction, and 6 months to complete. The community collects monthly assessments and enforces violations through warnings, hearings, and monetary penalties.

• Architectural review & construction approval: All exterior modifications require Design Review Committee (DRC) approval before construction begins. The DRC has 60 days to approve or deny (silence equals denial); once approved, construction must start within 90 days and be completed within 6 months, with two mandatory on-site inspections.
• Design & exterior modification rules: Specific restrictions apply: no pools; paint must match existing color or be earth tones; antennas/satellite dishes limited to small sizes or DRC-approved locations; landscaping must use Arizona drought-tolerant plants only (no mulberry or olive trees); side walls may not exceed 6 feet; HVAC units must be ground-mounted in the builder's original location; owners are liable for damage to common areas caused by yard modifications.
• Parking & vehicle restrictions: Vehicles must be parked in designated areas only or garaged; no RVs, boats, trailers, or commercial vehicles allowed on the property except inside a fully-enclosed garage. Passenger vehicles are limited to 1 ton capacity, 84 inches height/width, and 228 inches length. The community speed limit is 20 mph; motorized skateboards and play vehicles are prohibited.
• Detention basins: Five detention basins in the community are designated for passive use only (sitting, picnicking, stargazing). No motorized vehicles, bicycles, rock removal, or dumping is permitted; owners are liable for restoration costs if damage occurs.
• Monthly assessments & late fees: The annual assessment is divided into 12 equal monthly installments due on the 1st of each month. A $15 late charge applies if payment is not received within 15 days. If 90 or more days overdue, the association may file a lien and refer the account to an attorney or collection agency.
• Violation enforcement & penalties: Violations are addressed through a tiered process: friendly reminder letter, notice of violation, then a hearing (with 20+ days' notice) if not resolved. The Board imposes daily monetary penalties based on violation severity, and owners may appeal the penalty in writing.
• What this document doesn't cover: This document focuses on design guidelines, assessments, and enforcement procedures. It references but does not fully detail other restrictions on leasing, pets, and community rules found in the underlying Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions (CC&Rs) and bylaws.

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.