The most important statutory clocks in Arizona HOA disputes. Each links to the full statute. This is a reference, not legal advice, and community documents can be stricter.
| Deadline | What happens | Who acts | Applies to | Statute |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21 calendar days | Member may send a written response (by certified mail) to a violation notice | Homeowner | Planned communities | § 33-1803 |
| 10 business days | Association must reply to the member's certified response with the required information | Association | Planned communities | § 33-1803 |
| 10 business days | Association must make records available for examination, or provide copies (≤ 15¢/page) | Association | Planned communities | § 33-1805 |
| 10 business days | Association must make records available for examination, or provide copies (≤ 15¢/page) | Association | Condominiums | § 33-1258 |
| 10 days | Association must furnish a statement of account / payoff figure after a written request | Association | Planned communities | § 33-1807 |
| 10 days | Association must deliver the resale disclosure after written notice of a pending sale | Association | Planned communities | § 33-1806 |
| 48 hours | Notice of a board of directors meeting (after termination of declarant control) | Association | Planned communities | § 33-1804 |
| 10 to 50 days | Notice of a members' meeting, in advance of the meeting | Association | Planned communities | § 33-1804 |
| 6 years | A common-expense (assessment) lien is extinguished unless enforcement proceedings are started | Association | Planned communities | § 33-1807 |
| 20 days | A respondent must answer an ADRE hearing petition after it is mailed | Owner or Association | Both | § 32-2199.01 |