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Taviawk (Kayenta), Ivins, Utah

County plat records · HOA registry · map · data as of 2026-11-13

Taviawk (Kayenta) is a residential community inside the city of Ivins in Washington County, Utah. Everything on this page comes from public records: Washington County's recorded subdivision plats and parcel layer, the Utah Department of Commerce HOA Registry, and Ivins City Code. Sources are listed at the bottom.

At a glance

LocationInside Ivins city limits, Washington County, Utah (county GIS plat overlay)
Recorded plat phases82 (first recorded 1998, most recent 2026)
Recorded parcels310 (Washington County parcel layer; includes common-area and open-space parcels, so it is not a home count)
County subdivision code(s)TAV
Map center37.18286, -113.69510

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HOA (Utah HOA Registry)

Taviawk Homeowners Association

Registered nameTaviawk Homeowners Association
Registration number14251705-HOA1
Registration typeHOA Registration
StatusActive
Registration expires10/31/2027
Location (as registered)Ivins, Washington

Contact the HOA

Terra West Management Services (community manager): (702) 362-6262 · utahregistration@terrawest.com

Source: Utah HOA Registry (record 14251705), data as of 2026-11-13. Contact details are shown exactly as the registry publishes them for the HOA's community manager; individual names are not shown.

Recorded plats

Plat (county name)PhasesRecordedRecorder document numbersRecorded parcels
Taviawk821998–202620080019931; 20080043059; 20090037321; 20100017752; 20100027711; 20110014815; 20110022507; 20120028007; 20120043725; 20130008135; 20130017588; 20130017589; …310

Plat years 1998 to 2026. Recorder document numbers come from the county subdivision layer; copies are available from the Washington County Recorder.

Short-term rentals

Ivins City regulates short-term (nightly) rentals citywide, not HOA by HOA. Under Ivins City Code 16.12.123, stays of fewer than 30 days are not allowed in residential zones except for a licensed bed and breakfast or the RC mixed-use overlay, and the short-term rental overlay (16.07.802) applies only where it was vested under Ordinance 2015-04. Zoning is set parcel by parcel, so confirm a specific lot with the city before you rely on it. HOA covenants (CC&Rs) can be stricter than city code.

Sources: Ivins City Code (American Legal Publishing); my summary of short-term rental rules in Ivins and St. George.

Schools, meetings and more

Sources

County data retrieved 2026-11-13. Found something out of date? Email Robert@OwnUtah.com.