April 10, 2024

In This Edition:

• Red Rock Events & Updates
• A Message from Your Manager
• Compliance Corner
• From the Landscaper
• Contact Us

RED ROCK HAPPENINGS

Upcoming events and activities at Red Rock Village

We will promote the yard sale on multiple online platforms!

Get Connected on Social Media!



Follow our new Facebook and Instagram pages. Another great way to stay connected to the community!

Facebook: @ Red Rock Community Association

Instagram: @RedrockvillageAZ

FROM YOUR MANAGER

A Message from Red Rock Village Community Manager, Daniel Perez

Painting Notice

The pool and skate park fence will be painted from April 8th through April 12th.

Upcoming Community Improvement Projects

We are excited to share some upcoming community improvement projects with you! The community association will send out details when these projects are scheduled.

• Repairs to concrete walkways
• Repaint of walls around the community
• Painting of culvert trails
• Repainting of ramadas at the main park and pocket parks as well
• Repainting of fencing around the pool and skatepark
• Sealing of walkways and parking lot at the main park

COMPLIANCE CORNER

A Keeping Red Rock Village a Premier Community

Faded, Bubbled, & Cracked: Exterior Paint Reminders

Painting your home is a big project that requires advanced planning. Please remember that your home's exterior paint is its first line of defense against harsh weather conditions, and putting it off can result in an escalation in the violation process, possible fines, and possible damage to your home. 

Pro-tip: When inspecting your home's exterior paint, be sure to also check for chipping and cracking on your fascia, trim, and accents. 

If you receive a notification of a violation, please read the letter carefully and prepare to repaint your home within the timeframe allotted to prevent additional notification and possible damage to the exterior of your home.

Before beginning your project, please be sure to review Red Rock Village's approved paint colors and submit an architectural request form online. Please do not begin your project until you receive official approval from the Association.

Is my home in need of a repaint?

Here's what to look out for:

·       Fading/Sun Spots: The easiest way for you to determine if your home needs a fresh coat is by looking at the whole picture. Faded paint can make your home look dull and uninviting.

·       Wear and Tear: Cracking, bubbling, water spots/discoloration, and peeling are all signs that the paint is not adhering to the exterior walls. This is also an indication that moisture has penetrated the paint film. Excessive moisture causes damage to your home's structure.

·       Time: Some things get better with time - paint is not one of them. Like many things, the protective elements in your exterior paint become less reliable with time.

FROM THE LANDSCAPER

Updates from Santa Rita Landscaping

Erosion Control The landscaping team is currently working on repairing major erosion in areas behind the monuments off Sasco Rd, Caterpillar Park, and near walkways at the main community park.

Median Plant Project New plants are scheduled to be planted on medians off Sasco Rd. New plants have been planted on the walking paths between Patriot and Liberty. To save water, the plantings on the medians were of drought-tolerant plans that do not require an active irrigation system to be added in these areas. This will result in water savings and costs for irrigation in the future.

Irrigation The Landscaping team will be working on several irrigation repairs near a retention basin south of Sasco Rd, before Colony Rd. They will also be working on retention basins near the main community park and pocket parks south of Sasco. Rd.

Vandalism If you witness vandalism to the Association's property, please report it to Pinal County Sheriff's Office and your Community Management Team.

CONTACT US

Red Rock Village Team

*Note: Onsite Office Hours may change in May to accommodate the lifeguard staff's use of the pool house. Look out for additional communication in the spring for updated schedules.