Arizona State Law (A.R.S. 33-1808) regulates the outdoor display of flags in Planned Communities.
The legislation also provides that the American or military flag shall be displayed in a manner consistent with the federal flag code (P.L. 94-344; 90 Stat. 810; 4 United States Code sections 4 through 10). Consistent with the above State and Federal requirements, the Architecture Committee and Board of Directors has adopted the following regulations regarding the display of the flags.
The erection of a flag pole shall be subject to the following:
- Only one flag pole is permitted on each property.
- Shall not be higher than twelve (12) feet.
- Shall display a flag not more than 4′ by 6′ feet in size.
- No more than two flags may be displayed.
- Only the flags permitted by A.R.S. 33-1808 shall be displayed on flag pole.
- Flag pole shall be metal or synthetic pole, not masonry, etc.
- Flag pole color must blend with background and be approved by Architecture Committee.
- Low voltage lighting from ground is permitted provided such light does not shine on adjacent property.
- Hardware and cords must be secured so as not to make noise in the wind, whether a flag is flying or not.
Homeowners are requested to contact the Architecture Committee promptly, with a written request and sketch of the proposed location and other pertinent specifics, if they want to erect a flag pole. Tenants do not have the authority to erect a flag pole unless the homeowner has requested and received prior approval from the Architecture Committee.
{Rev. December 21, 2015}