Declaration of Conditions, Covenants, and Restrictions (CCR's), By-Laws and Articles of In-Corporation
NOTICE: The Board of Directors worked on revising and restating the Desert Hills 3 Articles, By-Laws and CCRs as approved at the Annual Meeting on Feb 6, 2015. The new documents were approved by the membership at the annual meeting on Feb 27, 2016 and are listed below.
The new By-Laws and CCRs have been registered with Pima County. The new
Articles of In-Corporation have been filed and approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission as attached:
ACC Approval April 2016.pdf
NOTE: The objective of this exercise was to remove duplication, eliminate contradictions, provide consistency among documents, provide clarity and simplicity of language and document organization and ensure compliance with any revised County and State requirements. The substance of the documents was not been changed.
NEW DOCUMENTS approved on February 27, 2016:
Enforcement Procedure
As per our current CCR's, the board can approve an Enforcement Procedure to use if long standing infringements are not corrected. We will of course always try to resolve issues with our members first.
CCR violations:
- The homeowner will be advised by a “NOTICE OF VIOLATION” for the first violation giving them 15 days to correct said violation.
- In the event the is a SECOND INFRACTION of the same violation, a second notice will be sent to the homeowner advising them of a $200 fine charged to the homeowners account and giving them 15 days to correct said violation.
- If the infraction for the same violation is not corrected a THIRD notice will be sent to the homeowner and an additional $400 fine will be charged to the homeowners account and giving them 15 days to correct said violation.
- The FOURTH notice will include an additional $800 fine and an additional 15 days to correct said violation.
- The homeowner may appeal the fines at a board meeting.
- If the homeowner has not paid the total of all fines within 15 days of the date of the 4th notice, the accumulated fines will be added to the lot assessment.
Updated: March 2022