Reporting CC&R Non-Compliance

Our community manager performs weekly drive-by’s to inspect the neighborhood for CC&R compliance. However, if you notice a non-compliance issue, you can also report this to our community manager (see contact info). This  information needs to be in writing and include:

• Property address where alleged non-compliance occurred
• Date(s) when the alleged non-compliance matter was observed
• Nature of the alleged non-compliance matter
• First and last name of the person who observed the alleged non-compliance matter

The form below is recommended for reporting CC&R violations:

• CC&R Violation Form

Please note: Arizona statute permits Association members who receive a non-compliance letter to request the name of any witness to a violation of the Association’s documents. It is the Associations intent to comply with this law. Accordingly, IF requested, this information will be made available to the member accused of the non- compliance matter as provided for by A.R.S 33-1803 (Planned Communities).

Monetary Penalties

The following is the procedure for giving notice and enforcing monetary penalties for CC&R, Bylaw or rules violations:

• Monetary Penalties

City of Tempe Code Compliance

In addition to the CC&R’s, properties within our community must be kept in compliance with the City of Tempe’s Code for Homes. Concerns about violations of these codes should be reported to the City of Tempe. Tempe provides information and resources for code compliance, but also has a specific form for parking related code violations:

• List of City Codes
• Code Compliance Resources
• Parking Enforcement

Many city codes overlap rules in the CC&R’s. In these cases, it is also beneficial to report violations to our community manger, who can then address the issue as both a CC&R and code-compliance violation through the city.