FAQs • Pinal County, AZ • CivicEngage

Do drywells have regulations about maintenance?: The following statement shall appear on all plats for developments which uses drywells: All drywells shown on this plat shall be maintained by the owner and are to be replaced by the homeowner's association (HOA)/Owner when they cease to drain the stored surface water in a 36-hour period. Annual inspection and maintenance of the drywell silting chamber is required. Regular maintenance of the dry wells’ silting chamber is required to achieve the best operation of the dry wells. The owner shall be responsible for registering all drywells with AZ Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ).

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Community Development - Customer Service - Homeowners Association

1. Do drywells have regulations about maintenance?: The following statement shall appear on all plats for developments which uses drywells: All drywells shown on this plat shall be maintained by the owner and are to be replaced by the homeowner's association (HOA)/Owner when they cease to drain the stored surface water in a 36-hour period. Annual inspection and maintenance of the drywell silting chamber is required. Regular maintenance of the dry wells’ silting chamber is required to achieve the best operation of the dry wells. The owner shall be responsible for registering all drywells with AZ Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ).

2. Is there a setback for planting a tree or shrub?: There are no setbacks for trees and other foliage. On any corner lot, no fence, structure, sign or planting shall be erected or maintained within 20 feet of the property corner so as to interfere with traffic visibility across the corner. If you live in a subdivision with a Home Owners Association (HOA), you may need to check with the HOA board before planting the tree.