Village 20 Homeoweners Association INC
Tucson, Arizona
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Registration Details
Community Association · Est. 2010 · Active
Type
Community Association
Governing Statute
A.R.S. §33-1801 et seq. (Planned Community Act)
State
Arizona
City
Tucson
ZIP
85737
County
Pima
Registration
IRS-264653442
Formed
Jan. 1, 2010
Status
Active
Area HOA Fees
Pima County median $203/mo
Median Monthly Fee
$203
Average Monthly Fee
$233
Typical Range
$146 – $263
Units Paying Fees
12,097
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2023 5-Year Estimates (PUMS). Pima County, AZ.
Natural Hazard Exposure
Pima County
Relatively High
Heat Wave
Wildfire
Inland Flooding
Lightning
Hail
Social Vulnerability
Relatively Moderate
Community Resilience
Relatively Low
Expected Annual Loss
$531,351,354
Source: FEMA National Risk Index v1.20, Pima County, AZ
Applicable Laws
12 Arizona statutes
Purchaser Dwelling Action — Right to Repair
Arizona Condominium Act — Applicability
Arizona Condominium Act — Board Powers and Declarant Control
Arizona Condominium Act — Open Meetings
Arizona Condominium Act — Assessment Lien
Arizona Condominium Act — Resale Certificate
Arizona Planned Community Act — Applicability
Arizona Planned Community Act — Assessments, Late Fees, and Penalties
Arizona Planned Community Act — Open Meetings
Arizona Planned Community Act — Resale Disclosure
Arizona Planned Community Act — Assessment Lien
Arizona Planned Community Act — Solar Energy Devices
Source: Arizona state legislature. Statutes verified by CommunityPay.
Last verified April 2026.
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