Arizona Planned Community Act

The Lynch Law Firm focuses its practice on homeowner association (HOA) law.  There are generally two bodies of law that govern HOAs, depending on which category they fall under: Condominium or Planned Community.  The Planned Community Act governs most single family detached homes in an HOA   The distinguishing feature is that ownership of the common areas is vested in the name of the HOA, usually a non-profit corporation.   

The attorneys at The Lynch Law Firm are available for consultation or represenation on a variety of HOA or planned community related issues.  Below you will find Arizona's Planned Community laws with links to the actual state statutes.  The Lynch Law Firm can be reached at http://www.lynchlegalfirm.com or 602-274-6369.

 

Chapter 16 PLANNED COMMUNITIES
Article 1 General Provisions
33-1801 Applicability; exemption
33-1802 Definitions
33-1803 Penalties; notice to member of violation
33-1804 Open meetings; exceptions
33-1805 Association financial and other records
33-1806 Resale of units; information required; definition
33-1807 Lien for assessments; priority; mechanics' and materialmen's liens
33-1808 Flag display; political signs; caution signs; for sale signs; political petitions
33-1809 Parking; public service and public safety emergency vehicles; definition
33-1810 Board of directors; annual audit
33-1811 Board of directors; contracts; conflict
33-1812 Proxies; absentee ballots; definition
33-1813 Removal of board member; special meeting
33-1814 Slum property; professional management
33-1815 Association authority; commercial signage
33-1816 Solar energy devices; reasonable restrictions; fees and costs

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