Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions
The recorded CC&Rs that run with every lot at Western Sky Airpark — provided here for owners, prospective buyers, and their advisors.
The Documents That Govern the Airpark
Western Sky Airpark was created as an aviation-related residential community. The Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions, together with its 2018 First Amendment, is what protects that purpose — the runway, the hangar-first character of the lots, and the property values of every owner. Both instruments are recorded in the Official Records of La Paz County, Arizona and are binding on every lot and every owner.
Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions
The founding declaration for the Western Sky Airpark Subdivision. Originally recorded November 3, 2004 and re-recorded January 24, 2005 for the sole purpose of adding the Exhibit “A” legal description. This re-recorded copy contains the complete original Declaration.
First Amendment to the Declaration
Adopted May 3, 2018 by not less than 75% of lot owners under Section 17 of the Declaration, and recorded June 6, 2018. The Amendment replaces portions of Section 2 (Use of Property), including hangar and dwelling standards, and must be read together with the Declaration.
What the CC&Rs Cover
Use of Property
Residential lots are single-family. One permanent dwelling and one recreational vehicle per lot; an occupied RV must be fully inside a compliant hangar. Lots C-1 through C-14 are designated commercial (C-2).
Hangar & Dwelling Standards
The 2018 Amendment sets minimum hangar dimensions, eave heights, and bifold door requirements, along with minimum dwelling width and square footage. A conforming hangar is central to the airpark’s character.
Architectural Committee
Plans for structures and improvements are reviewed by the Architectural Committee established under Section 3 of the Declaration before construction begins.
Airport Facilities
The runway, primary surface, taxiways, and roadways are common area maintained by the Association and must remain accessible for improvement and maintenance at all times.
Aviation Fuel
Commercial fuel sales are limited to a fixed base operator lot. Owners may store fuel on their lot only for private use in their own aircraft, within the limits stated in the Declaration.
The Association
Every lot carries one automatic membership in the Western Sky Airpark Association with one vote per lot. The Association owns and maintains the common areas, levies assessments, and enforces the Declaration.
The recorded Declaration and First Amendment control in every case. Nothing on this page modifies, interprets, or waives any provision of those instruments. Prospective buyers should review both documents with their title company, lender, or attorney — they will also appear in your title commitment.
Talk to the POA
Architectural review, compliance questions, dues, and anything else governed by the Declaration is handled by the Western Sky Airpark Property Owners Association.
About these documents. The Western Sky Airpark Property Owners Association is an Arizona non-profit corporation and the entity responsible for administering and enforcing the CC&Rs. This website is operated by Western Sky Airpark Development LLC, a separate Arizona company, which provides these recorded documents as a courtesy. Copies are unofficial reproductions of instruments on file with the La Paz County Recorder; certified copies may be obtained from the Recorder’s office.
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