Community Standards
Association Property Standards
Architectural Guidelines
If you plan to make any exterior modifications, please submit a Design Review Form (DRF) for approval from the Architectural Control Committee (ACC) before starting work.
- Design Review Form (DRF)
- Continental Country Club Paint Colors (PDF)
- Community Standards Toolkit (PDF)
- Architectural Control Committee (ACC) Meetings: See our online calendar for meeting dates.
Common Modifications Requiring ACC Approval
- Painting: Existing colors or new colors
- Landscaping: Tree removal, adding plants, lighting, yard art, etc.
- Driveways/Walkways: Changes or new additions
- Roofing: Roof or gutter replacements
- Home Additions: Exterior changes, including sheds
- Fencing: Privacy screens, dog runs, etc.
Submission Guidelines: Please include a site plan or drawing with your DRF, showing dimensions, materials, and colors. ACC projects are reviewed regularly, upon receipt of a complete submission package.
For specific questions, contact our Community Standards Director at Contincc@ciramail.com or 928.526.5125, ext. 2205.
Key Points to Remember
- Paint Colors: Neutral and earth tones are preferred
- Roof Colors: Acceptable colors – greens, greys, browns, and blacks
- Tree Removal: Approval needed for trees over 3” in diameter
- Sheds: Must be attached to and painted same color as house
- Landscape Fences: 2 rail split only, max height 42″, wood or other approved materials, no wire or mesh
- Dog Runs: Attached to house, max height 6′, total 150 sqf, painted same color as house or other approved materials
- Privacy Screens: Max height 6′, total 30 lineal feet, aesthetically cohesive with house and neighborhood
Setback lines guidelines may vary, especially for golf course properties.
For specific questions, contact our Community Standards Director at Contincc@ciramail.com or 928.526.5125, ext. 2205.
Bulk Trash Schedule 2026
City regulations require that bulk trash items not be placed curbside more than one week before the scheduled pickup date. Continental Country Club is in Section 3. Click here for the Bulk Trash Schedule.

Common Compliance Reminders
- Landscaping: Trim and remove dead or dormant grasses, wildflowers, and any unwanted vegetation. Dispose of pine needles and pinecones. Eliminate all weeds.
- Unsightly: Keep property clear of clutter, trash, and debris. Otherwise store out of sight from street and neighboring properties.
- Trash Cans: Must not be overflowing and should be pulled back in promptly after pickup.
- Observe: Speed limits, and nuisance and noise restrictions.
- Trailers, RVs, Campers, etc.: Must be parked in garage or out of sight of street and neighboring properties. Street parking is not allowed.
- Vehicle Parking: Park only in your driveway, garage, or other formally approved extra parking spots. Parking on other areas of Lot is prohibited.
- Winter Parking: NO OVERNIGHT PARKING on city streets or alleyways from November 1 – April 1 per City of Flagstaff parking ordinance. This restriction is enforced whether it is snowing or not.
Common Compliance Items that may Incur Fines
CC&R’s Section 14, SFR’s Section 11
- Landscaping: Remove weeds, mow yards, and properly dispose of all pine needles, pine cones, and dead plant material. Required spring through fall. CC&R’s Section 5,13(b), SFR’s Section 5.2 – 5.5, 8 and 9.
- Unsightly: Keep property free from clutter and rubbish or debris. CC&R’s Section 13(c), SFR’s Section 6.
- Vehicle Parking: Park in your driveway, garage, or other approved extra parking spots. Overnight street parking is not allowed from Nov. 1 – April 1. CC&R’s Section 10, SFR’s Section 7, R&R’s Section 2.12.
- Trailers, RV’s, Campers, etc: Must be parked in garage or out of sight of street and neighboring properties. Street parking is not allowed. Overnight parking is available for these types of vehicles in a common area lot. CC&R’s Section 10, SFR’s Section 7.
- Alternative Vehicles – ATV’s, motorcyles, etc: Not allowed to be parked in driveway or other approved parking spot unless vehicle is lawfully licensed for use on public roads, current license plate is displayed, and vehicle is insured for liability and property damage. CC&R’s Section 10, SFR’s Section 7, R&R’s Section 2.10.
- Failure to Maintain Structure: Painting, damage and general upkeep. CC&R’s Section 13.
- Trash Cans: Not visible and pulled back promptly after pickup. CC&R’s Section 9, 13(c), SFR’s Section 5.3, 5.12, 6.
- Noise and Nuisance Restrictions: Observe all restrictions, including noise, common areas, and speed limits. CC&R’s Section 2, 11.
- Modifications Done Without ACC Approval: All exterior modifications require prior written approval from the ACC. CC&R’s Section 3, 4, SFR’s Section 2.
- Rental Violations: Improper use and advertising, and failure to register. CC&R’s Section 2, 7, 12, SFR’s Section 1.
As homeowners, you’re likely to notice things more regularly. To help identify issues early, we’ve created a simple process for you to bring them to our attention.
For specific questions, contact our Community Standards Director at Contincc@ciramail.com or 928.526.5125, ext. 2205.
If you have Questions or Concerns about Community Standards or to Report a Violation see our Community Standards Form
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- Rules for Single Family Homes
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