Property Ownership
A developer in Arizona grants a homeowners association the authority to enforce CC&Rs. These restrictions are an example of:
APublic land use controls
BPrivate deed restrictions✓ Correct
CPrescriptive easements
DStatutory liens
Explanation
CC&Rs (Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions) are private deed restrictions that run with the land and are enforced by the HOA or neighboring property owners, not government entities.
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