The Board and reviewed and approved revisions to the Parking Policy. A copy of the new policy will be mailed to every each homeowner. Resolution 2017-01 Parking Policy and Regulations
Author: Thaddeus Fedoruk
2018-04-11 BOD Meeting
Highlights
- Adherence to our parking policy has improved.
- Landscaping Improvements and Tree Removal Planned
- Solar Light Repair Planned
- Road Maintenance Review
- Oro Valley Road Improvements
2018-01-25 BOD Organizational Meeting
2018-01-25 HOA Annual Meeting
Highlights
- Elections
– Derald Owens re-elected to a 3-yr term.
– Teri McDonough elected to a 3-yr term by write-in. - Lynn Bean wins door prize.
2017-11-09 BOD Meeting
Highlights
- 2018 Annual Meeting set for January 25, 2018
- Call for Members interested in Running for a Board Seat
- Trash Container and Parking Resolutions Approved by the Board
- Call to Review and Update the Due Process and Fining Policies
Trash Collection – Preferred Vendor
There has been some recent confusion and misinformation concerning the Association’s policy on the preferred vendor for trash collection. Waste Management has been the Association’s preferred vendor, since the late 1990’s. A single vendor was selected to reduce the number pickup days and their heavy trucks rolling on our streets. A policy has been written and approved by the Board of Directors to clarify this subject.
The membership also decided to keep any contract for services between Waste Management and the homeowner; this allows for greater flexibility of services to the homeowner, without increasing Association dues to cover trash collection, and having members pay for services they were not using. The monthly rate for one (1) trash and one (1) recycle pickup is $12.25 + taxes and fees, ($15.45).
15 MPH Speed Posting
A 15 MPH speed limit sign has been posted within the community.
Everyone is urged to slow-down for safety sake.

Monsoon Weeds
This monsoon season has produced a bumper-crop of weeds. Before you get a letter from the Association, and no one likes those, please check your lawn for those offending plants and remove them. Many herbicides only need a few hours without rain to be effective in eliminating weeds.
Nuisances
Nuisances
Noise issues, including those of pets, especially when neighbors can’t resolve the issue, are best handled with the Oro Valley Police Department. This issue and the proper steps to follow to resolve it, was discussed in an earlier Association Newsletter. While the Association has the power to fine an offending homeowner for nuisance violations, the actions taken by the Town of Oro Valley carry more weight. Of course as always, it’s better for neighbors to resolve these issues between themselves as amicably as possible.
2017-05-09 BOD Meeting
Highlights
- Homeowners’ Survey a “Bust”
- 15 MPH Speed Sign Posting Approved
- Non-WM Trash Collection Issues