FCHOA Special Board of Directors Meeting, Wednesday,
September 28, 2022, 6:00 PM
The Foothills Clusters Board of Directors will hold a special meeting to review and approve the loan documents to finance the replacement of the neighborhood streets. The special meeting is being held to expedite the approval process and meet the bank deadline for returning the signed documents. Upon approval, the documents will be signed by the Association president, secretary and treasurer. All homeowners are invited to attend this
Zoom meeting. You can join the meeting directly at:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85758671075?pwd=K2pNbS9HTHlITVBucUN4YUp0djI3QT09
No preregistration is required.
The Board of Directors Monthly Meeting – October 10, 2022 at 6:30 PM
To register in advance for the Zoom meeting, click here.
FCHOA Board of Directors and Master Association Representative Election Candidates- Second Call
The FCHOA Board of Directors consists of nine volunteer members, each elected for a three-year term. Three Board members are elected each year on a rotating basis. Any homeowner in good standing is eligible for Board membership. For more information click here. The deadline for nominations is October 10, 2022.
CC&R Enforcement Policy Updates
The Board of Directors approved the intent to update the policy for enforcing the CC&R’s at its September 12, 2022 meeting. Homeowners are encouraged to follow this discussion and provide input. For more information, click here.
Architectural Control Committee Updates Guidelines and Application Forms
The Architectural Control Committee continues its work on revising the FCHOA Architectural Control Guidelines. This phase included a revision of the Architectural Change Application. For more information, click here.
Road Replacement Project Updates
A contract with the paving contractor has been signed. The Board is waiting for final loan approval from the bank. To read the latest news about the road replacement program and previous news , click here.
Buffel Grass Clearing
We continue to work to identify and remove invasive and flammable grasses — buffelgrass and fountain grass — which have spread widely as a result of the rainy monsoon. If you have a patch of buffelgrass/fountain grass along the roadways that you’d like removed , contact us for a site visit. Dan Weisz (Master Association: masterhoa@foothillsclusters.com) or Ron Steffens (FCHOA: board.rsteffens@foothillsclusters.com).
Pima County Leash Law Reminder
This is a reminder that Pima County has strict ordinances concerning dogs. Pima County Ordinance 6.04.030 states dogs are always to be on a leash when outside of the owner’s private property. Your dog MUST be on a leash at all times while your dog is on public and private streets. This includes FCHOA private roads and the desert Common Area governed by the Master Association and its member HOAs.
Leash law violations (and bites) can be reported to Pima Animal Control Center at 724-5900, ext. #4. A dispatcher is available 7 days a week until 9 p.m. After 9 p.m. bites and violations should be reported to the sheriff’s department. It is helpful to have the date, time and location of the violation, a description of the dog, and name and/or address for the owner if possible. Pictures of the off-leash dog are very helpful but violations should be reported with or without all of this information.
As a result of the recent incident, the Board of the Foothills Homeowners Master Association voted to post leash law signs at the entrance to each of the member HOAs and near the informal entrances to the Campbell Wash.
If you have questions or comments on this matter, please contact:
Mr. Dan Weisz
President, Foothills Homeowners Master Association
MasterHOA@FoothillsClusters.com