Managing Agent 6840 N Oracle Rd., Suite 130 Tucson, AZ 85704 Phone: 520 / 742-5674 Fax: 520 / 742-1523 Heather Donlan, CMCA, AMS, BME Email to: tucinfo@associa.us bkjhbghjhgjhhlhjkjhlkjhkljhlkjhlkjhklhlkjhmbkjbbm Account Information / Pay Dues fdgfdgfdgdfgfdgdfgdfgdfgdfgfdgfd Dues Autopay Enrollment Form fdgfdgfdgdfgfdgdfgdfgdfgdfgfdgfd Living Better Blog POPULAR ghkhlhkhlkjh____________________ fdgfdgdfgdf Key Community Events Annual Meeting - Late October Yard Sale - Late Oct / Early Nov Bulk Trash Pickup - Late April Dues are due - Jan & July 1st Special Events - As Listed _____________________ fgdfgsdfg Trash & Recycle Tips Included in dues. Both picked up on Thursdays (Fridays if Holiday). Larger recycle (tips) or damaged bins replaced free; extras are $4 per month - arrange both through Associa. Containers out no earlier than the evening before and away by the evening of the pickup day. _____________________ |
Upcoming Meetings / Events klhkjhkhkjhklhkljhklh ACC Meeting, Noon, Tuesday 12.7.21 in the Community Park klhkjhkhkjhklhkljhklh Board Meeting, 6:30pm, Thursday 12.16.21 at Christ the King Church klhkjhkhkjhklhkljhklh ACC Meeting, Noon, Tuesday 1.4.22 in the Community Park klhkjhkhkjhklhkljhklh Board Meeting, 6:30pm, Thursday 1.27.22 at Christ the King Church klhkjhkhkjhklhkljhklh ACC Meeting, Noon, Tuesday 2.1.22 in the Community Park klhkjhkhkjhklhkljhklh Citrus Sharing Walk & Food Drive 9:30am, Saturday 2.5.22, Begin at Park klhkjhkhkjhklhkljhklh ACC Meeting, Noon, Tuesday 3.1.22 in the Community Park klhkjhkhkjhklhkljhklh Fire & Ice - NW Fire Demo Time TBD, Saturday 3.5.22, at Park klhkjhkhkjhklhkljhklh Board Meeting, 6:30pm, Thursday 3.24.22 at Christ the King Church klhkjhkhkjhklhkljhklh ACC Meeting, Noon, Tuesday 4.5.22 in the Community Park klhkjhkhkjhklhkljhklghgjjgh Board Meeting Agenda (usually posted several days in advance) Open Meeting Policy ____________________________ retretejkjkjkjrtret Board of Directors & Officers Rich Baumann & President '22 Howard Buehler & Vice President '23 Amelia Cruz & Secretary / Treasurer '22 kjlkljcmcmcmcmcmclkj Architectural Control Committee Rich Baumann, Chair (acting) ffffffffkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk Please keep in mind that changes to the outside appearance of your property require prior approval. ACC Standards fdfsdfdakjlhhlkjhjklhkljhkjhsfasd Project Application Form Paint Colors hgjhlhjjhkjhlkhkjhgjhghjg Nominating Committee Amelia Cruz, Chair (acting) Board Application Form ____________________________ |
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Citrus Sharing Walk... Start at Park at 9:30am on Saturday
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Community Yard Sale & Food Drive
We had great weather on October 23rd, and 14 Homes participated in the Yard Sale,
a bit fewer than past years but still good considering Covid. Many more combined to
donate 275 pounds of food to the ICS food bank.
October 28th Annual Meeting and Board Election
Absentee voting has reduced the need to attend, but this year we had a bit more
than recent years with 6 in person and 34 total ballots. Howard Buehler was
reelected to a full two year term. In general it seems folks are satisfied. A last minute
change was announced in that Heather Donlan will continue as our Community
manager for the time being as James Buttke ended up taking a different position in
the interim since being first announced in the packet mailed out in early October.
ACC and Board Meetings in Coronavirus Times
Coronavirus Safety Tip From Waste Management
Please help us further protect safety by reminding residents to bag all trash and tie
the bags securely. This will eliminate the risk of loose materials, such as tissues,
escaping from carts during service (recyclables cannot be bagged). Thank You!
Board Members and other Volunteers Wanted & Needed
Ever wonder why our dues are so low compared to most other HOAs or why our
neighborhood looks as good as it does? You guessed it... VOLUNTEERS!
Opportunities to help keep our neighborhood as nice a place to live as it is include:
ask any Board member or our Director, Heather Donlan at 742-5674. THANK YOU!
Living Better Blog
You can check out this popular feature by clicking right here or on the link to the
right under Associa or on our Newsletter page. You'll find many informative articles
about HOA living and / or of interest to Homeowners or just 'life' in general.
You can post comments and even join discussions about each topic.
Features: Paint Color of the Year Money does grow on trees
ComingHOME Magazine is a new bi-annual magazine for better living articles & tips.
Home Check While You're Away (compliments NW 1122)
Sheriff's volunteers or deputies drive by to check on your home twice a week while
you're out. Contact the Foothills District Office (our local Sheriff's office at 7300 N.
Shannon Road, telephone 351-6311) to request this service.
Be sure to check out the Neighborhood Watch page for more safety tips.
Have a suggestion for an article or topic here?
Just let our Management company or the Board know at one of its meetings.
jlljjljl;
Community Yard Sale & Food Drive
We had great weather on October 23rd, and 14 Homes participated in the Yard Sale,
a bit fewer than past years but still good considering Covid. Many more combined to
donate 275 pounds of food to the ICS food bank.
October 28th Annual Meeting and Board Election
Absentee voting has reduced the need to attend, but this year we had a bit more
than recent years with 6 in person and 34 total ballots. Howard Buehler was
reelected to a full two year term. In general it seems folks are satisfied. A last minute
change was announced in that Heather Donlan will continue as our Community
manager for the time being as James Buttke ended up taking a different position in
the interim since being first announced in the packet mailed out in early October.
ACC and Board Meetings in Coronavirus Times
- Architectural meetings held in the Park until Nanini allows and applications
are also being processed ad hoc via Actions in Lieu of a meeting, so no
delays to hold up your project. If there are any questions, the ACC will
- contact you and even arrange an on site visit (house call) if needed.
- Board meetings are back on track at Christ the King Church. Homeowners
- are welcome. You can learn what is going on and why, get any questions
answered, make suggestions and consider volunteering to help keep our
Neighborhood as nice a place to live as it is. There is plenty of space in the
meeting room for safe distancing too (masks are suggested).
Coronavirus Safety Tip From Waste Management
Please help us further protect safety by reminding residents to bag all trash and tie
the bags securely. This will eliminate the risk of loose materials, such as tissues,
escaping from carts during service (recyclables cannot be bagged). Thank You!
Board Members and other Volunteers Wanted & Needed
Ever wonder why our dues are so low compared to most other HOAs or why our
neighborhood looks as good as it does? You guessed it... VOLUNTEERS!
Opportunities to help keep our neighborhood as nice a place to live as it is include:
- Board of Directors. Attending Board meetings and/or volunteering in another
area are great ways to get a feel for what's involved. Application - Architectural Control Committee (ACC). 1-2 hours per month. Stop in at a
monthly meeting to check out the 'goings-on'. - Landscape / Common Area / Irrigation maintenance supervision.
- Website administration; Newsletters, Signage, and more.
- Neighborhood Watch 1122 - Email NW Area Leader for information.
ask any Board member or our Director, Heather Donlan at 742-5674. THANK YOU!
Living Better Blog
You can check out this popular feature by clicking right here or on the link to the
right under Associa or on our Newsletter page. You'll find many informative articles
about HOA living and / or of interest to Homeowners or just 'life' in general.
You can post comments and even join discussions about each topic.
Features: Paint Color of the Year Money does grow on trees
ComingHOME Magazine is a new bi-annual magazine for better living articles & tips.
Home Check While You're Away (compliments NW 1122)
Sheriff's volunteers or deputies drive by to check on your home twice a week while
you're out. Contact the Foothills District Office (our local Sheriff's office at 7300 N.
Shannon Road, telephone 351-6311) to request this service.
Be sure to check out the Neighborhood Watch page for more safety tips.
Have a suggestion for an article or topic here?
Just let our Management company or the Board know at one of its meetings.
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on this eighth season of CBS’s UNDERCOVER
BOSS. John Carona goes undercover as Charlie
Lucas to visit four of Associa’s branches without
anyone knowing his true identity. Season 8,
Episode 8 aired on CBS. You can watch it on
demand or for free at the CBS link above.
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February 5th... Walk and visit with your neighbors
through our Community and enjoy citrus fruits at stops
along the way. Too much fruit? You can donate it to
Interfaith Community Services. Your neighbors / NW will
pick it up and deliver it for you (470 pounds collected
last time!). Email any questions to NW Area Leader.
through our Community and enjoy citrus fruits at stops
along the way. Too much fruit? You can donate it to
Interfaith Community Services. Your neighbors / NW will
pick it up and deliver it for you (470 pounds collected
last time!). Email any questions to NW Area Leader.
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