Frequently Asked Questions

This is a group of homeowners who approve or deny adjustments made to the property with the best interest of the community and the Acacia Ridge CC&R’s and Design Guidelines in mind.  

The ARC process takes about 1-3 weeks but can take up to 60 days.  

 

Fill out the form with all the information, including measurements, colors, location, contractors, etc. Platinum Management will submit the request to the committee for approval or denial.  

 

Feel Free to contact Platinum Management for an ARC form and any questions you may have. 520-623-2324

If you have already installed or modified your property and received a letter stating that you are in violation, please reach out to Platinum Management and submit an ARC for the modification, the board will either approve or deny. If denied you will have 30 days to remove the modification.  

 

Yes, you are required to pay HOA fees even if you don't use the common areas

All homeowners associations hold board meetings, monthly, bi-monthly or quarterly. These meetings allow board members to discuss association business, make vital decisions, and generally keep the community running.

The term CC&R refers to 'Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions.' A real covenant is a legal obligation imposed in a deed by the seller of a home and or property upon the buyer of the real estate to do or not to do something. Such restrictions frequently 'run with the land' and are enforceable on future buyers of the property. Examples might be to maintain a property in a reasonable state of repair, to preserve a sight-line for a neighboring property, not to run a business from a residence, or not to build on certain parts of the property. Many covenants are very simple and are meant only to protect a neighborhood from homeowners destroying trees or historic things or otherwise directly harming property values. Some can be more specific and strict, outlining everything a homeowner can do to the exterior of their home, including the number of non-familial tenants one may have, acceptable colors to re-paint the home, exactly when holiday decorations are allowed up, automobile placement or repair on property, satellite placement, etc.

The declaration, bylaws, operating rules, articles of incorporation or any other documents which govern the normal operating procedures of an association.

HOAs are non-profit organizations that are typically established when a new community is built. They are usually found in planned communities and cooperatives, but can also be found in neighborhoods with a mix of housing types. 

The first day of January, April, July, and October.  

Reach out to Platinum Management to submit a formal complaint if they are in violation of the CC&Rs.

 

Please remember complaints can’t be anonymous per Arizona state law. If there is harassment or you feel unsafe, file a police report.  

 

Compliant Form can be found on the Governing Documents, Maps and Forms page of this website. 

No cars or motor vehicles shall be parked on the road or any street. Except for guests of the homeowner which may be parked for not more than a period of 48 hours during any seven-day period.  

Homeowners may park their own operable motor vehicles (not including trailers, boats, campers, recreational vehicles) in the street in front of their home only if there are already vehicles parked in the garage and driveway. A garage should not be used for storage.  

No trucks, trailers, mobile homes, boats, etc., may be parked, maintained, repaired on any Lot or Common area, or any street as to be visible from neighboring property without prior written approval of the ARC committee. If you are parking a trailer/camper/boat for a temporary time, please reach out to the management team at Platinum Management.