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HOA rules by community

What your association’s own documents say.

Two communities can share a name and not share a rulebook. These pages carry the document name, the section number and the revision date, so you can check us against your own copy before you submit anything. They describe the documents. They are not legal advice.

Read them next to what Utah law says an association can require and what a denial letter has to say.

St. George

  • Desert Color

    Desert Color has a master association and three condominium sub-associations, and the two are governed by different chapters of Utah law.

  • Stone Cliff

    Stone Cliff's governing documents are not public. Here is what is verified, and how Utah law lets an owner get the rest.

  • SunRiver St. George

    What is publicly documented about SunRiver's dues, yard maintenance boundary and manager, and what Utah statute adds on top.

  • The Ledges: Cinder Bluffs

    Cinder Bluffs §3.7 deems a plan approved after 30 days. White Rocks has no such clock. Same community, different documents.

  • The Ledges: White Rocks

    White Rocks and Cinder Bluffs are both The Ledges and they are not the same document. This is the White Rocks half.

Washington City

  • Coral Canyon

    Coral Canyon's design review calendar, what needs a DRC form, what is exempt, and how Utah statute reads against it.

  • Sienna Hills

    Sienna Hills' landscape and wall limits, its 30-day design review window, and the twelve neighbourhood associations underneath the master.

Hurricane

  • Sand Hollow Resort

    What Sand Hollow Resort's own documents say about ACC review, landscape material, construction hours and who may build.

Santa Clara

  • Entrada at Snow Canyon

    Entrada's EDRC calendar and gate access, the four separate associations behind the name, and the statutes that bear on them.

Ivins

  • Kayenta

    What the Kayenta ACC Handbook actually requires — meeting dates, fees, deposits, construction hours, dumpsters, lighting and stone.

Don’t see yours?

These are the communities whose documents we have read in full. If yours is not here, ask us. We would rather read your CC&Rs before we draw anything than find out at design review.

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