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AMENDED DECLARATION OF
RESTRICTIONS
CALIENTE CASA DE
SOL
UNIT ONE, UNIT TWO, UNIT THREE & UNIT
FOUR
FLORENCE,
ARIZONA
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS:
That the CALIENTE CASA DE SOL PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION,
Pursuant to a two-third’s vote of the membership, in conjunction
with First American Title Insurance and Trust Company, sometimes
herein referred to Declarant, which parties represent the parties
lawfully constituted to amend the deed restrictions, have acted
hereto to amend the deed restrictions of:
Lots One (1) through Two Hundred Nineteen
(219) inclusive, Caliente Casa de Sol, Unit One, a subdivision of a
portion of Section 24, Township 4 South, Range 9 East, of the
Gila
and Salt River Base and
Meridian, Town of Florence, Pinal County, Arizona, described
as follows:
Commencing at the center of Section 24,
thence south 0º 02' 30" West, 568.55', thence
North
89º 39' West, 200.66' to the true point of
beginning, thence South 0º 21' West, 215.90',
thence
South 89º 39' East, 209.42', to a point in
the westerly right of way line of
State
Highway,
thence southerly along said right of way on
a curve to the left having a radius of
5829.58',
147.63', thence North 89º 39' West, 177.02,
thence South 0º 21' West, 156', thence North
89º 39' West, 879', thence North 0º 21'
East, 448.90', thence South 89º 39' East, 90.36',
thence
North 0º 21' East, 67.00', thence South 89º
39' East, 788.64' to the point of beginning,
containing 10.91 acres, according to the
plate thereof of record in the Office of the
County
Recorder of
Pinal
County,
Arizona, in Book 18 of Maps, Page 19 thereof, and
as amended
in Book 18 of Maps, Page
35.
Lots Two Hundred Twenty (220) through Four
Hundred Ninety-Eight (498) inclusive, Caliente Casa de Sol, Unit
two, a subdivision of a portion of Section 24, Township 4 South,
Range 9
East, of the Gila and
Salt
River Base and
Meridian, Town of Florence, Pinal County,
Arizona,
described as follows:
Commencing at the center of Section 24,
thence S. 0º 02' 30" W., 571.45', thence N.
89º
39' W., 1166.30' to the true point of
beginning, thence S. 0º
21' W., 64.1', thence S. 89º
39' E., 86.64', thence S. 0º 21' W., 448.90', thence N. 89º 39' W., 1060.26', thence
N. 0º
01' E., 379.00', thence S. 89º 39' E., 45.46', thence N. 0º 21'
E., 134.00', thence S. 89º 39'
E., 930.36' to the point of beginning,
containing 12.236 acres, according to the plat
thereof of record in the Office of the
County Recorder of Pinal County, Arizona, in
Book 18 of Maps, Page 36
thereof.
Lots Four Hundred Ninety-Nine (499) through
Six Hundred Seventy (670) inclusive,
Caliente Casa de Sol, Unit Three, a
subdivision of a portion of Section 24, Township 4
South, Range 9 East, of the Gila and
Salt
River Base and
Meridian, Town of Florence,
Pinal County, Arizona, described as
follows:
Commencing at the center of Section 24,
thence S. 0º 02' 30"
W., 571.45, thence N. 89º
39' W., 1166.30' to the true point of
beginning, thence N. 89º 39' W., 930.36' , thence N.
0º
21' E., 544.22', thence S. 89º 44' E.,
770.00', thence S. 0º 21' W., 259.34', thence S. 89º
39'
E., 160.36', thence S. 0º 21' W., 296.00' to
the point of beginning, containing 10.895
acres,
according to the plat thereof of record in
the Office of the County Recorder of Pinal County,
Arizona, in Book 19 of Maps, Page 54
thereof.
Amended as of February 2001
Lots Six Hundred Seventy-One (671) through
Eight Hundred Fifty-Seven (857), inclusive,
Caliente Casa de Sol, Unit Four, a
subdivision of a portion of Section 24, Township
4
South, Range 9 East, of the Gila and
Salt
River Base and
Meridian, Town of Florence,
Pinal County, Arizona, described as
follows:
Commencing at the center of Section 24,
thence S. 0º 02' 30" W., 571.45', thence N.
89º
39' W., 2096.66', to the true point of
beginning, thence S. 0º 21' W., 134.00', thence N.
89º
39' W., 45.46', thence S. 0º 21' W., 5.00',
thence N. 89º 39' W., 488.56', thence N. 0º
01'
E., 692.46, thence S. 89º 44' E., 538.11',
thence S. 0º 21' W., 554.22' to the point of beginning containing
7.77 acres, according to the plat thereof of record in the Office of
the County
Recorder of
Pinal
County,
Arizona, in Book 19 of Maps, Page 55
thereof.
1.
THIS DECLARATION
OF RESTRICTIONS shall hereafter be in full effect and shall attach
to real property and every lot or parcel thereof and shall
constitute covenants, conditions and restrictions running with the
land. Each property
owner agrees by the acceptance of a Contract of Purchase or a Deed
to any lot to automatically become a member of the CALIENTE CASA DE
SOL PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, hereinafter called “Association” or
“CPOA”, an Arizona non-profit corporation formed for the purpose of
owning, operating and/or maintaining property for the benefit of the
owners of recreational vehicle, travel trailer or park model lots
within Caliente Casa de Sol, Units One, Two, Three and Four and any
other subdivision which may be subsequently added within the
Caliente Casa de Sol development. Each owner shall remain a
member of the Association until such time as his/her ownership for
any reason ceases; at which time his/her membership in the
Association automatically shall cease. The owner of each lot shall
be entitled to one membership in the Association for himself/herself
and his/her family.
Membership in the Association shall be subject to all of the
provisions of this Declaration and the Association’s Articles of
Incorporation, by-laws and Rules and Regulations, as may be amended
from time to time.
2.
All recreational
vehicles, travel trailers and park models, hereinafter called the
“Unit”
in Caliente Casa de Sol, shall meet the
standards as to size, type and quality as set by the
Association, and the Association shall approve the location
of the Unit on each lot to insure
adequate separation from adjoining unit as hereinafter
provided. The total
area of the Unit shall
not exceed four hundred (400) square feet measured according
to government rules regulating the
manufacturing of the Unit.
3A.
The concrete strip, as referred to throughout these
restrictions, is the two (2) foot wide concrete strip which is the
private property of the lot owner and defines CPOA streets from
private property lines.
The following property line minimum setbacks shall be adhered
to when placing a Unit, shed or when constructing any addition on a
lot:
( 1)
Front - Twenty (20) inches from property side of concrete
strip.
(2a)
Sides - Internal
lots: One (1) foot on the right side and two (2) feet on the left
side
as viewed from the street. Patio cover columns and
patio covers and Arizona Rooms must adhere to the two foot
setback.
(2b)
Corner Lots – Corner lots with the streets on the RIGHT side
as viewed from the front:
the side setbacks shall be two (2) feet from property line on
each side., except for
patio
cover columns which may be placed at property lines on the
left side.
Any
future
enclosure of the patio area must adhere to the two (2) foot
setback.
(2c)
Corner Lots – Corner lots with the streets on the LEFT side
as viewed from the front: the side setbacks shall be one (1) foot on
the right side and two (2) feet on the
left from property line
on the left side, including patio cover columns.
( 3)
Rear – Eighteen (18) inches from property line. (Construction of units,
buildings and
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over easements may require movement of such
construction at the owner’s
expense to provide maintenance of repair to
utilities.)
3B.
The following height restrictions shall apply to all Units
and any additions to lots:
(1)
Antennas, flag
poles, and their supporting guys or ties, shall all be
setback
within the owner’s lot and no part thereof shall exceed
twenty (20) feet in height
above ground level.
Patio covers, roofs, freestanding awnings,
additions or attached portions or
accessories of or to a unit or addition
shall not exceed fifteen (15) feet in height.
Window awnings and patio covers extending
over concrete strip shall not be lower
than seven (7) feet above the concrete
strip and not extend beyond property line.
3C.
(1)
New or additional construction of buildings, screening or
modifications to existing
buildings or changes which affect exterior appearance of
Units or lots requires a
building permit from CPOA. An application for the
permit shall be submitted by the
owner to one of the “Construction Committee
Members” which are appointed by the
Board of Directors, hereafter call the
“Board”. Approval or
disapproval of the permit
will be made by the appointed CPOA Building
Committee. Appeals of
denied building
permits may be made to the Board for final
determination.
(2)
The Construction
Committee is authorized to make periodic and final inspections
to
insure the completed work is in compliance
with the CPOA Building Permit and
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Restrictions.
(3)
In addition, if
the proposed construction requires a Town of
Florence building permit,
that permit must be issued by the proper
authority of the Town of Florence.
Inspections
required by the Town of
Florence will be separate and/or in addition to
inspections made
by the Construction
Committee.
3D.
Materials used for patio covers,
Arizona rooms, storage sheds or alterations to
units which will be
exposed to view from the exterior shall be approved by the
Building Committee prior to
construction.
Appeals for materials not approved by the Building Committee
may be made to the
Board.
3E.
(1)
Arizona rooms shall have at least one (1) exterior
door.
(2)
Access shall be
provided to utility pedestals.
(3)
Any construction,
addition or alteration to a lot or parcel shall allow a parking area
not
less than nine (9) feet wide and eighteen
(18) feet long measured back from the property
side of the concrete
strip.
(4)
If patio covers
or roof additions are installed, they must be structurally stable,
with columns made of steel, and blend in type of material and color
with the Unit. Free
standing awnings must have columns made of steel and be structurally
stable.
(5)
Any exterior
lighting on any lot shall be shaded so as not to create a nuisance
to any other
lot occupant.
(6)
If an
Arizona room or storage room is to be built on the
left hand side of the lot and if
placed on the two (2) foot setback, then the
left wall of this construction, as viewed from the street, shall be
sided with 5/8" drywall.
4.
No camper shell
(off the truck), boat, secondary recreational vehicle (excluding van
conversions), or any road type vehicle or equipment may be placed or
stored on any lot without approval of the
Board.
Golf carts, motorcycles, ATV’s, bicycles and occupant primary
transportation vehicles may be parked on a lot any time. If there is sufficient space
immediately behind the tow vehicle, car totes may be parked on the
lot; otherwise they must be stored elsewhere. In any event parking of
primary or secondary vehicles as listed above or approved for
parking on the lot by the Board shall not be parked in a manner that
will obstruct the concrete strip.
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5.
Recreational
vehicles, travel trailers or qualifying park model type travel
trailers must have their own
sanitary and bathing facilities plus a
kitchen sink. All
occupied Units must be connected to the sewage disposal system
provided at the site.
6.
The Association
specifically reserves the right to control all peddling, soliciting,
selling, delivering and vehicular and pedestrian traffic within
Caliente Casa de Sol on its common grounds. Any activities of a
commercial or professional nature are strictly prohibited on any
homesite except upon
written consent of the Association.
7.
Electricity and
water for each individual site shall be individually metered by the
public utility
companies and charges, as well as, charges
for sewer service shall be paid by the owner.
8.
Easement for
installation and maintenance of utilities and drainage facilities
are reserved as shown on
the recorded map or plat. Within these easement areas
no permanent structure, planting or other
material shall
be placed or permitted to remain which may damage or interfere with
the installation and maintenance of utilities. The easement areas of each
lot and parcel of land and all improvements on it shall be
maintained continuously by the owner of said lot and parcel of
land.
9.
Landscaping and
improvements on all lots shall be maintained and kept clean at all
times by the owner
or occupant. The lot shall be maintained
in such a way that the overall aesthetic quality of Caliente Casa de
Sol will not be destroyed or impaired. All lots shall be kept free
from weeds by the owner or occupant; otherwise this may be done by
the Association at a proper cost to the owner of the
lot.
10.
If occupied, each
Unit in Caliente Casa de Sol must be occupied by at least one person
55 years of
age, or older. No person will be allowed to
live in such Unit who is less than 40 years of age.
An exemption of this restriction was made
when the age limit was amended in March 26,
1992
and
allowed grandfathering of persons that were
not in compliance with this law at the date noted. These
regulations are in compliance with federal
regulations. This
provision only applies to persons
acquiring title to property in this
subdivision after March 26,
1992.
(a)
The use of each
Unit shall be limited to two (2) adult, conforming to age
restrictions, excluding
short term visitors.
(b)
Children,
grandchildren and/or other guests visiting residents must limit
their visit to one week.
Visits for longer periods must be approved
by the Board of Directors.
(c)
Visiting children, 17 years of age and under, must be under
strict supervision at all times while
using park facilities and
must conduct themselves in a safe manner and not be abusive,
offensive
or a nuisance to park residents. They must abide Park rules
as established by the Board.
(d)
All private
rentals must be registered with the Business Office. Owners who rent
out their lot(s) or unit(s) must insure that renters comply with
CPOA Deed Restrictions, particularly the size of their RV unit, age
restrictions and the number of occupants.
11.
There shall be
only one (1) Unit on each lot, except for Lot 5 which is reserved
for CPOA use; and said Unit shall be placed on said lot or two or more lots when
combined in conformance with the overall Caliente Casa de Sol plan,
which specifically places each unit in such position as to assure a
uniform plan. Namely,
all units shall be placed perpendicular to the
street.
12.
An owner/occupant
identification sign may be placed on each lot. “For
Sale” and “For Rent” signs,
not exceeding 9" x 12" in size, may be
posted on any lot. If
posted on a vacant lot, it shall be not less than ten (10) feet from
any property boundary line.
No other signs or advertising will be
permitted.
13.
No storage of any
kind will be permitted on a lot except when totally screened from
view from off-site
or placed inside a utility building. All storage sheds shall be
metal sheeted and shall be harmonious in color. All sheds installed shall be
substantially anchored into the ground or to a concrete base to
withstand wind and weather.
The maximum size for any storage shed in Caliente Casa de Sol
shall be
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10' x 12', 9' maximum height at the peak of
the gable. Sheds
constructed under a patio cover may use the roof of the shed. All permanently (wheels
removed and/or unlicensed) installed Units shall
be
“skirted”.
14.
Outdoor
clothesline or drying racks are not permitted. Laundry facilities are
provided for this
purpose.
15.
The location of
additional trees or shrubs must be approved by the Association due
to the easement
and to provide proper visibility and to
protect other members’ property rights.
16.
Street parking
shall not be allowed; except for short durations, deliveries,
pickups or short time
visitors. Repair work on vehicles
(cars, R.V.’s and travel trailers) will not be permitted on the
lots, with the exception of minor maintenance and repairs. All personal cars and Units
must be kept in good repair and appearance.
17.
No lot in
Caliente Casa de Sol shall be subdivided. Combining two or more lots
for the use of one
owner is permissible; however, each lot, as
originally platted and recorded, shall remain a single lot for the
purpose of membership, voting and assessment. An owner can not combine two
or more lots and later divide them differently in size and shape
than the original platted lots. Units on combined lots will
be placed in accordance with CPOA Uniform Plan, which places all
units perpendicular to the street which is stated as follows: All units shall be placed
perpendicular to the street so as to present a uniform
appearance.
18.
No animal, fowl,
or reptile, shall be kept on the premises, except household dogs,
cats or birds.
No
animal shall be allowed outside the Unit of
the Owner (or occupant) except on a tethered leash. If tethered on the lot, the
leash shall not allow the animal to cross the property lines. Dogs must be taken to the
dog walk areas, and owners shall retrieve all feces deposited by
their pets. In the
event a dog or pet is deemed a nuisance to the neighboring property
owners, the pet owner shall be responsible for removing the animal
from the park.
19.
Every lot owner
(or renter) and member of the Association shall have a right and
easement to the
use and enjoyment in and to all common
recreational facilities presently existing or to be developed or
hereafter acquired by the Association and/or Developer including the
Three Parks Fairways.
Such easement and rights shall be appurtenant to and shall
pass with the title to each and every lot. Such right and easement of
use and enjoyment shall be subject to reasonable fees, rules and
regulations that from time to time are established by the Board of
Directors of the Association and/or the owner of the Three Parks
Fairways. Any lot
owner may delegate, and thereby temporarily waive, his/her right of
easement and enjoyment to the common areas and/or facilities to the
members of his/her family, his/her tenants or other persons who
reside in the dwelling on such member’s lot. Any lot owner in Caliente
Casa de Sol who rents and/or leases his/her lot or lots to other
parties shall forfeit his/her right to the use of the common
facilities of Caliente Casa de Sol during the time of the lease
period involving those lots, unless he/she owns another lot in
Caliente Casa de Sol that is not rented to another party.
20.
These
restrictions shall run with, bind and burden the properties, and
said restrictions shall be
binding upon each owner and his/her heirs,
executors, administrators, successors and assigns, and all other
persons claiming an interest in and to said properties until
December 31, 1993.
After said date these restrictions, as amended from time to
time (unless terminated as hereinafter provided), shall be
automatically extended for successive periods of ten (10) years
each
21.
All instruments
of conveyance or transfer of any interest of all or any part of the
properties may
contain the restrictions herein set forth by
reference to this Declaration.
However, the restrictions herein shall be binding upon all
persons affected by the terms of this Declaration, regardless of
whether any reference is made to this instrument in the deed or
other instrument of conveyance.
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22.
These
restrictions may be amended at any time during the initial term, or
any extension thereof,
by recording in the Office of the County
Recorder of Pinal County, Arizona, an instrument in writing reciting
said amendments bearing the signed concurrence of the then owners of
two-thirds (2/3) of the lots within the properties. These restrictions may be
terminated under the same conditions above set forth except that the
owners of eighty percent (80%) of the lots must sign such
instruments and provided a public authority has agreed to maintain
(or cause to be maintained) the common areas, and common lot
areas.
23.
These
restrictions may be enforced by any owner of any lot within the
properties or by the Board of
Directors of the Association acting as
his/her representative.
The Board, or owner, may enforce these restrictions. If the Board decides to
bring enforcement action, they shall notify the offending lot owner
of the violation by registered mail. If the lot owner(s) does/do
not correct the non-compliance within a reasonable time as required
in such notice, the Board may assess a monetary penalty not to
exceed $100.00 against the offending lot owner(s) in addition to any
other legal remedies available to it. Non-payment of assessed
monetary penalties shall result in having the Association attach a
lien in that amount against said property. Any court of competent
jurisdiction may enforce compliance with or restrain violation of
these Declaration of Restrictions and/or damages may be awarded
against violators of these restrictions. Nothing herein shall be
construed as meaning that damages are an adequate remedy where
equitable relief is sought.
In the event any person(s) employs/employ an attorney or
attorneys to enforce compliance with or specific performance of the
terms of the Declaration, and prevails in such action, the owner or
owners against whom the action is brought shall pay all attorneys
fees and costs incurred in connection with such
action.
24.
The waiver of,
any failure to enforce, any breach or violation of any restriction
herein contained
shall
not be deemed to be a permanent waiver of
the right to enforce any subsequent breach or violation of such
restriction or any of the restrictions. The foregoing shall apply
regardless or whether any person affected hereby (or having the
right to enforce these restrictions had knowledge of the breach of
violation. No
restrictions contained herein shall be deemed to have been abandoned
or the right to enforce waived, unless this Declaration is amended
to delete such restrictions.
25.
Any determination
by any court of competent jurisdiction that any provision of this
Declaration is
invalid or unenforceable shall not affect
the validity or enforceability of any of the other provisions
hereof.
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