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1. What is a Code Violation?

• Recreational Vehicle (one-time use for more than 30 consecutive days within the same calendar year) or primitive camping on vacant property.
• Failed or overflowing septic systems.
• Inoperable, disabled, or abandoned vehicles.
• Light pollution in excess of Navajo County Lighting Ordinance or A.R.S. 49-1102.
• Grading more than fifty (50) cubic yards per year and not complying with the Navajo County Drainage Ordinance.
• Fire and/or health hazards.
• Piles of trash and garbage.

2. What is not a Code Violation?

• Ugly or unattractive automobiles, trucks, and recreational vehicles in the rear yard.
• Nuisances and/or noisy activities.
• Violation of CC&R's (Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions) and/or Deed Restrictions.
• Weeds in the ditch - along the right-of-way.
• Legally parked vehicles along public right-of-way.