Scottsdale Ranch Community Association

What Scottsdale Ranch Community Association's governing documents say

Scottsdale Ranch Community Association is a large master-planned community spanning approximately 1,120 acres in Scottsdale, Arizona, with multiple property types — single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums, rental apartments, commercial office and retail, and lake areas. All properties are subject to this unified master rulebook (CC&R); individual property types have additional rules in their specific Tract Declarations. The Association maintains all Common Areas (parks, recreation facilities, landscaping, lake) through annual assessments levied per property.

• Community structure & ownership: Master-planned community with ~1,120 acres and multiple land-use types (residential, commercial, recreational). You own your individual property; the Association owns and maintains all Common Areas. Condominium owners also hold undivided interests in shared building elements.
• Annual assessments & fees: Uniform annual assessments are levied per property to fund Common Area maintenance. Special assessments can be levied for capital improvements and extraordinary expenses. Additional fees apply for recreational facility use, property transfers, resale disclosures, working capital, and architectural review. Delinquent assessments accrue interest and collection costs, plus a lien against the property.
• Architectural review & approval: All property improvements require Architectural Committee approval before construction begins. An application fee applies to the review process.
• Leasing & rental restrictions: Leasing rules vary by property type. Formal leases are permitted in designated Apartment Developments (rental properties). Single-family residential lots are subject to rental restrictions per Association rules and regulations, with rules detailed in individual Tract Declarations.
• Waterfront restrictions (lakefront properties): Lakefront properties have restrictions on use of the "private waterfront area" between the lot line and the Upper Flood Easement Line. Boating, swimming, and waterfront structures are regulated. The Association maintains the lake and related facilities.
• Parking, vehicles & equipment: Restrictions apply to parking, motor vehicles, trucks, trailers, campers, and boats. Specific restrictions vary by property type and land-use classification; see individual Tract Declarations for details.
• Common area access & enforcement: Property owners (Members) may use Common Areas subject to uniform fees. The Association can suspend voting rights and Common Area access for delinquent assessments or rule violations (suspension up to 60 days per violation; successive suspensions if violation is not corrected).
• Governance & membership: Property owners automatically become voting members of the Association. Membership transfers with property ownership. Some lessees in Apartment Developments may hold membership rights per the Association 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.