4.3 Enforcement of Rules and Regulations

• Jurisdiction: Arizona

§ 4.3 Enforcement of Rules and Regulations

In addition to the case law set forth above, the Restatement provides that a community association ³²² has the power to adopt rules governing the use of the property. Section 6.7 of the Restatement states:

(1) Except as limited by statute ³²³ or the governing documents, a common-interest community has an implied power to adopt reasonable rules to

(a) govern the use of the common property; and
(b) govern the use of individually owned property to protect the common property.

(2) If the declaration grants a general power to adopt rules, the common-interest community also has the power to adopt reasonable rules designed to

(a) protect community members from unreason-able interference to the enjoyment of their individual lots or units and the common property caused by use of the individually owned lots or units; and
(b) restrict the leasing of units to meet valid

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