With the departure of Maritza Sosa, Cadden Management has assigned Jose Becerra to assume the job as our HOA Manager. His contact information is:
Email: Jose Becerra, HOA Manager
Phone: (520) 297-0797
FAX: (520) 742-2618
For after hours assistance please call: 520-408-4561
The Canada Hills Community Association (CHCA) has revised their design guidelines entitled: Design Review Guidelines Standards for the Modification to the Exterior of Existing Homes-March 2021. The CHCA (formerly known as the Master Association), has overall design restrictions for the 21 Villages of Canada Hills; of which Eagles Bluff is Village 14.
Keep in mind that the CHCA allows Village Design Guidelines to be more restrictive, but not less restrictive, than CHCA Design Guidelines. This revision clarifies what external modifications require a CHCA Design Review submittal and approval.
As a reminder to all homeowners, modifications to the exterior of your home usually requires approval from our Eagles Bluff Design Review Committee. As a “rule of thumb” if the exterior design modification does not require a submittal the the Canada Hills DRC, then the Eagles Bluff DRC does not require a submittal as well. If you are in doubt, always contact our HOA Manager for guidance, before you begin your project planning
If your external design modification does require Canada Hills DRC review and approval, you must first submit your planned modification to the Eagles Bluff DRC for review and approval, This two-step approval process is explained on our website.
Every Board meeting brings up questions concerning parking in the community. The CC&Rs do not permit any overnight parking on the streets or in the driveways. Starting back in 1998, at the beginning of homeowner control of the HOA, this parking ban was considered too restrictive.
The Board formulated parking regulations that allowed limited overnight and driveway parking within the community. Those parking regulations have evolved over time, and can be found under the “Documents” page of this site. Many of these regulations mimic the Code of the Town of Oro Valley, for public streets.
By HOA standards, these regulations are quite liberal and the Board encourages everyone to review and follow them. Let’s be good neighbors.
Originally Posted: Feb, 2017
Derald Owens and Hugh Mosher were elected to the HOA Board of Directors, at the annual meeting, held on January 25, 2021. Each received 21 votes. Congratulations to the both of you; and thank you for volunteering.
Long-time HOA volunteer Teri McDonough, steps down from the Board of Directors after completing her term. Teri has held multiple HOA leadership positions over the years. Thank you for your years of service to the community.
At the October 15th Board of Directors meeting, the 2021 Budget was approved. This budget requires a 5% increase of the 2020 HOA assessment to cover increased costs for landscape maintenance, and capital funding requirements.
The 2021 HOA Dues are as follows: $273/year ($68.25 paid quarterly). This is an increase of $13 from 2020.
Budget details will be mailed to each homeowner as part of your annual meeting packet.
The Governor’s COVID-19 restrictions required cancellation of our annual community-sponsored, Spring Yard Sale. At present, we have not planned to have a community-sponsored Fall Yard Sale. Look for an email announcement and a posting here if our plans change.
With the extended daylight hours of these long, hot, summer days, it’s easy not to notice this exterior bulb has gone dead.
Not all, but most of the homes in the community have a dawn-to-dusk light sensor on at least one exterior light. So by early morning this light is automatically turned off. By evening, when the light should be lit, we are inside our cool, comfortable homes; unaware that the bulb is dead.
Please take a moment tonight and check the status of your exterior light. If the bulb needs replacing, The Canada Hills Community Association (CHCA), requires you to use a 40-Watt bulb (yes, that is a “thing” with them). Using a compact fluorescent or LED bulb, although more expensive, will last longer and use less electricity.
Emergency Contact:
Are you away for the summer? Have you left emergency contact information with our HOA Manager. Monsoon Storm damage to your home can be lessened if we can contact you quickly; so you can begin the process of damage mitigation and repair.
On October 2, after nearly 5-hours of testimony by Town Staff, public comment, and Council discussions, the Council approved Mayor Winfield’s motion to support the 36-Hole (18×2-courses) option. The vote was 6-1 in favor of the motion; only Vice Mayor Melanie Barrett objected.
Support for this motion is predicated on the following conditions:
* This funding may be terminated upon agreement of both parties or when the sustained operating tax subsidy is below the $750K threshold, projected to occur in FY2023.
This funding may be contingent on a vote of the membership of the Canada Hills Community Association (CHCA) and The Villages at Canada Hill Association, respectively. This has yet to be determined by their respective boards, by-laws and covenants.
It should be noted, that Board of Directors for CHCA Village 14, Eagles Bluff HOA, has not approved or offered any subsidy or assessment to support golf operations.
