Hillside standards, exterior lighting limits and half your owners in another state for six months. Scottsdale boards need remote-first software.
Scottsdale's associations enforce some of the most detailed design standards in Arizona, covering hillside disturbance, building color against the desert, and exterior lighting in a city that takes night skies seriously. They also enforce them for a membership that is substantially seasonal: an architectural application reviewed in July may belong to an owner who is in Minnesota until October. Boards that run on physical mail and in-person meetings lose months to that gap. HOAware removes it.
HOAware supports associations throughout Scottsdale and its neighbors: guard-gated golf and resort communities in North Scottsdale and DC Ranch, hillside developments around Troon and Pinnacle Peak, condominium and lock-and-leave properties in Old Town, and associations in Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Cave Creek and Carefree.
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Tools designed for Scottsdale, AZ communities.
Color samples, elevations, lighting specifications and hillside conditions attach to the application, so a complex approval is legible to the committee that inherits it.
Vote, submit an application, pay an assessment and read a notice from anywhere, which for a Scottsdale association is most of the membership for part of the year.
Publish the standards residents most often breach, and let CORI answer the fixture, color and screening questions directly from the documents.
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