POLITICAL SIGNS: It is an election year and political signs are beginning to appear in the Clusters. Please be advised that our CC&Rs prohibit “billboards or advertising signs” on the lots, but do not prohibit political signs or limit their duration. Signs may not be painted on a structure, or attached to a structure, without permission of the Architectural Control Committee. In addition, state law expressly permits homeowners subject to an HOA to maintain political signs, with few restrictions, but does allow HOAs to limit the total area of visible political signs to 9 square feet (2-3 normal size yard signs). While the FCHOA has not adopted that last requirement, it is one that hopefully our residents will acknowledge and abide by. If you find your neighbor’s political signs objectionable, please talk to them respectfully. Maybe the areas of political disagreement are less than you expect.
The Board of Directors Monthly Meeting; Tuesday Aug 13, 2024 at 6:30 PM (Updated 07/10/24)
Meeting agenda and how to register in advance for the Zoom meeting READ more.
Send questions to any Board Member or Contact@FoothillsClusters.com.
2024 HOA Volunteer Opportunities (Updated 07/11/2024)
Dear Homeowner:
Our community HOA functions thanks to volunteers. The new Board of Directors seeks your valuable assistance in filling:
- One open 2-year seat on the Board of Directors. (Board vacancies are appointed by the Board of Directors, not elected). READ more
- Compliance and Enforcement Committee 1-open position.
- Additional homeowner committee members for the remainder of this calendar year
Please review the list of Committees and consider helping make this an even nicer place to live—if that is possible.
Interested persons should send an email to Contact@FoothillsClusters.com for more information.
Send questions to any Board Member or Contact@FoothillsClusters.com.
Pima County Guidelines for Draining Pool and Spa
Prepare and discharge your old Pool or Spa Water properly. Read more.
Buffel Grass Clearing
Work continues to identify and remove invasive and flammable grasses. Read more.
Pima County Leash Law Reminder
Pima County has strict ordinances concerning dogs kept on leash. Read more.