Marley Park Community Association is tracked here as a homeowner research file: public contact records, current board/officer names, governing-document links, corporate filings, and 1 matched ADRE/OAH dispute. Homeowners prevailed in 1 case-level outcome, the association prevailed in 0, and 0 were split or neutral.
Homeowner Research Summary
This homeowner research page combines public association contact data, board/officer filings, governing-document links, AZCC corporate records, and available ADRE/OAH case history for Marley Park Community Association.
CommunityLocation not yet verified
ManagementManagement company not yet identified
Board / OfficersNo board/officer names on file
Governing RecordsNo governing-document links on file
OAH History1 ADRE/OAH case matched
Corporate StatusAZCC status not yet linked
Data on File
- — CC&Rs on file
- — Bylaws on file
- — Rules & Regulations on file
- — Amendments on file
- — Association phone on record
- — Association email on record
- — Association website on record
- — Management company identified
- — Board/officer names on file
- — AZCC corporate record linked
ADRE/OAH Case History
OAH Cases1
Issues Reviewed1
Homeowner Issue Wins1
Association Issue Wins0
Homeowner Win Rate100.0%
Dominant RoleRespondent
Respondent Appearances1
Petitioner Filings0
Last Decision2026-08-10
Penalties AssessedNone
Avg Penalty / CaseNone
Filing Fees Recorded$500
Key Statutes & Violations
- A.R.S. § 33-1803 — limits the penalties an HOA can impose, requires written violation notices, and guarantees a board hearing before fines are collected. (1 cases)
- A.R.S. § 33-1804 — covers open meeting requirements for planned community HOA boards, including advance notice, published agendas, and the limited reasons directors may meet in executive session. (1 cases)
Case Volume by Year
| Year | Cases |
|---|---|
| 2026 | 1 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many OAH cases involve Marley Park Community Association?
1 Arizona Office of Administrative Hearings matter involving Marley Park Community Association are on record. Homeowners prevail in about 100% of issues litigated.