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Legal battle raging in historic Scottsdale neighborhood

Residents file suit against home renovations

Usually it’s the homeowners’ association that enforces CC&Rs against homeowners, but it’s playing out the other way around in Scottsdale’s historic Cuernavaca neighborhood.

Brad Blakeman as well as Robert and Nancy McLees have filed a complaint in Maricopa County Superior Court against the homeowners’ association and Marcus and Corryn Shotey over renovations to the Shotey’s home.

Cuernavaca is a walled community of 41 townhomes designed by architect Jeffrey Edmonds in a Spanish colonial style, but the complaint filed by Blakeman and the McLees claims renovations to the Shotey’s home is more of a modern nature — thus defying the CC&Rs, they say.

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