HOUSEHOLD PETS

LOVE THOSE PETS!!

Just a reminder about the community guidelines for pets.  

No more than two (2) domestic household pets such as dogs, cats and birds may be kept in a Unit provided the pet does not exceed twenty-five (25) pounds in weight or the Unit Owner obtains express written consent from the Declarant or Owners Association to keep a pet in excess of the weight or number limit. (Section Eleven Uses, Purposes, Covenants Conditions and Restrictions Section 3)

·No pet or other animal shall be allowed to make an unreasonable amount of noise, cause an odor, or to become a nuisance. (Section Eleven Uses, Purposes, Covenants Conditions and Restrictions Section 3) (Code 1971, § 7-2-7) (Ord. 1310, passed 4-15-2008)

· All pets must be kept on a leash when outside of a unit per Arizona’s dog leash law

 (A.R.S. § 11-1012)

· All dog waste must be immediately removed and disposed of properly. (Ord. 07-125 § 1)

· Health and safety, when it comes to aggressive animals, is an exception to the FHA.

ALTERNATIVE RESOURCES FOR ITEMS UNWANTED AND IN GOOD CONDITION 

OR ARE RECYCLABLE:

Goodwill: Located at Indian School and 7th Ave, it is just a short drive. And you don't even 

have to get out of your car! 

Someone will come out and unload for you!

Women's Shelters: Women who abruptly leave an abusive or dangerous home often leave with nothing except their children. Everything donated to Women's shelters go directly to the women and children to help them recover. Clothing, shoes, personal care items, toys, household items and furniture are all welcome donations. Some organizations will even pick up larger items.

Luggage for Foster Care Children: Foster children often have only trash bags to put their belongings in. Luggage, tote bags and 

backpacks in good condition give them 

dignity and self-respect. 

Recycling Stations: Eco-stations are huge roll-off bins, strategically placed in city-owned parks and near clusters of multi-family housing complexes. The closest one is Steele Park - 300 E. Indian School Rd. near the Central Ave entrance to the park. Click here for a list of acceptable items and recycling tips. 

 POOL IS OPEN 

Enjoy the Pool! 

Stay Safe! 

COVID-19 PRECAUTIONS APPLY! 

REMEMBER: 

Those who are 16 years old and younger MUST have an adult 18 years of age or older with them while using the pool area. 

Please DO NOT prop the gates open.  The gates MUST close behind you!  We have many young children on the property and we must keep them safe.  

Also, it is the law to keep the gates locked.  Maricopa County will shut the pool down if a gate can be opened without a key during an unannounced inspection.  

PLEASE CHECK GATE WHEN EXITING TO MAKE SURE IT LATCHES!

No smoking or vaping in pool area. 

No pets and no food. 

No alcoholic beverages and no glass containers. 

POOL RULES are posted in the pool area.  Be sure to read them for more complete information.   

Community Action Officer  

Officer Mario Lozoya

is our Community Action Officer.   

If you feel there is someone on the property who does not belong, are a victim of vandalism, or you witness illegal activity, please call the Phoenix Police directly. The HOA Board Members or City Property cannot make the call for you. When the Phoenix Police Department receives calls from our community, the more likely police patrol will be increased in our area.

Phoenix Police Non-Emergency Number: 

602-262-6151

Officer Lozoya's email: mario.lozoya@phoenix.gov

Of course, keep in mind that if someone is in danger, a crime is in progress, or if there is a fire or medical emergency, call 911.

The Solaris Homeowners Association Newsletter 

is available for your perusal!  

Just click on the link below to upload 

the latest newsletter.  

Review past newsletters by selecting them from the archive below. 

Keep up on what is happening at Solaris! 

As always, in a community setting there are certain rules and responsibilities to be observed by all.   These rules and expectations are not arbitrary.   They are based on City regulations, our CC&Rs,  and concern for the the health, safety and general happiness of everyone who lives here.   

 CC&Rs are essentially the rules we all agree to abide by while living at Solaris. 

ALL residents of the community are responsible to know and abide by these rules! 

 Solaris is a great place to live and we want to make sure it is a safe and happy experience for all!    

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to view a full copy of the CC&Rs.