Chief Butte

Key facts from Chief Butte's documents

Reflects the 2000 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

single family residential subdivision (Article VI, Section 1; Article VIII, Sec)

Legal name

Chief Butte

Units / lots

5 Ranch Parcels initially (Parcels 1-5); re-subdivision allowed as per Article VIII, Section 21 (Article II, Section 14; Article VIII, Se)

Developer / declarant

La Estancia, L.L.C. (Article II, Section 5; page 2)

Governing law

Arizona Revised Statutes (implied by reference to Pinal County, Arizona) (General reference to applicable law)

Pets

Yes, animals and livestock permitted but with restrictions (Article VIII, Section 3)

Leasing & rentals

Not explicitly addressed; but owners may assign rights to tenants and invitees subject to Declaration (Article III: right of enjoyment assigned)

Parking & vehicles

Prohibited for more than six hours (Article VIII, Section 18)

Fences

Perimeter fencing of a Ranch Parcel is prohibited. Any fencing outside Buildable Area must be approved by ARC. All fences must conform to ARC Design Guidelines. No fences permitted to cross roadways. (Article VIII, Section 22; page 12)

Architectural approval

Yes; ARC (Architectural Review Committee) approval required for landscaping plans, construction, grading, fencing, signs, screening, wells, antennas, etc. (Article II, Section 1; Article VII, Sect)

Home business

Home office allowed if no customers visit and no employees work on Property; no signs or advertisements related to business (Article VI, Section 1; page 6)

Maintenance

Owner responsible for all improvements on their Ranch Parcel; Association only for common elements as described (e.g., certain fences, common areas managed by Association per Master Declaration) (Article VII, Section 4; also Article V r)

Use restrictions

Property shall be used solely for single family residential purposes; home office allowed without customers or employees on Property (Article VI, Section 1; Article VIII, Sec)

Amendments

Initial term 50 years, auto-renew 10 years unless unanimous vote not to renew; otherwise amendment requires consent of all Owners (unanimous vote) and recording; Declarant may amend unilaterally during Development Period without owner appro (Article IX, Section 4; page 13-14)

Extracted from the recorded governing documents and cited to them; may be incomplete and is not legal advice — verify against the official documents below.