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Architectural Review Committee
December 3 | 1:30pm
Infrastructure/Landscape Committee
December 5 | 9am
Communications Committee
December 16 | 2pm
Finance Committee
December 17 | 10am
Social Events Committee
December 17 | 1pm
Board of Directors Meeting
December 19 | 10am
Please check the ourdovemountain.net website calendar for any meeting changes and for the Zoom information.
ARC January Submittal Deadline: January 3, 2025
Del Webb at Dove Mountain Board of Directors
President Mark Gallardo president@ourdovemountain.net
VicePresident Linda Yanez vicepresident@ourdovemountain.net
Secretary Mark Martell secretary@ourdovemountain.net
Treasurer Marianne Jones treasurer@ourdovemountain.net
DirectoratLarge Larkin Hohnke director1@ourdovemountain.net
We welcome DWDM resident submissions, such as the suggested items below, as well as other articles or photos. Please send your digital submissions by the 15th of the month prior to publication to: btruman@associatedasset.com
MARRIAGES, ANNIVERSARIES, RETIREMENTS and BIRTHDAYS, NEW NEIGHBORS, NOTABLES (awards, accolades, etc.)
DEATH NOTICES: Death notices should be less than 60 words and can include a link to where the full obituary resides (funeral home, Legacy.com, etc.)
If interested in purchasing advertising with the DWDM News, contact the Lifestyle Director at btruman@associatedasset.com for the advertising terms and current pricing at least 30 days in advance of publication. The inclusion of an advertiser in this newsletter does not constitute any endorsement by Del Webb at Dove Mountain Community Association. The Association does not verify any information contained herein.
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DWDMCA Election News
On the DWDMCA ballot for this election residents will see Board Member Candidate names and will choose TWO for the positions available on our Board of Directors. Residents will also see a section for HB 2298/ARS 33-1818 Public Roadway Parking Legislation.
Residents will be asked to vote YES or NO on this Legislation.
The questions on the ballot will say:
Yes, I vote for retaining the Association’s authority to continue to regulate the public roadways within the community as it pertains to the CC&R’s.
No, I vote against retaining the Association’s authority to continue regulating the public roadways within the community as it pertains to the CC&R’s.
Questions/Concerns
1. Does a yes vote mean DWDM residents are responsible for paving/maintenance of our streets? NO. The legislation has nothing to do with roadway maintenance.
2. Will junk vehicles be allowed on our roadways/streets? If a no vote is the majority vote then those vehicles would become a Town of Marana issue. Our CC&R’s do not allow vehicles to be parked, maintained, constructed, reconstructed or repaired on any Lot, Common Area or any street within our Properties. (For more information you may read your CC&R’s page 6 Exhibit ‘C’ items 7, 8 & 9.)
3. Will RV’s be allowed to be parked on our streets foranunlimitedamountoftime?
If a no vote is the majority vote, this might be possible. It would be the responsibility of the Town of Marana to enforce the regulations. A yes vote would allow our CC&R’s to enforce the short-term parking which allows a cumulative period which cannot exceed 72 hours in any calendar month.
4. Does this legislation mean we will become a gated community with costs to maintain our streets? NO. DWDM will remain a non-gated community and the streets will remain the responsibility of the Town of Marana. There is no monetary cost to the residents to vote yes on this legislation.
If the majority of residents vote no on this legislation, DWDM residents/AAM Management will no longer be
able to regulate nor enforce the CC&R’s for any violations of vehicles, dumpsters, landscape material or equipment, etc, which would be the responsibility of the Town of Marana. If the majority of residents vote yes on this legislation, nothing will change in the community. DWDMCA will retain the ability to regulate and enforce our CC&R’s as written for our public roadways.
violations of vehicles, dumpsters, landscape material
Your vote for the Board of Directors and the Public Roadway Legislation is important!
If you should choose not to vote, please at least write ABSTAIN on your ballot so the community can achieve quorum.
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Connect to Help when in Distress
If you are in emotional distress for any reason, there are options available to help you. You can also contact the 988 Lifeline at any time to connect with a skilled, caring counselor and get support. Using the 988 Lifeline is free. When you call, text, or chat with the 988 Lifeline, your conversation is confidential. The 988 Lifeline provides you judgment-free care. Talking with someone can help save your life.
To learn more, go to: Get Help - 988 Lifeline
Our group of resident volunteers provides practical support to community members in unanticipated or temporary times of need. Give us a call to learn more.
will not be
Changes made after Wednesday, November 27 at noon will not be accepted.
Click here to register, look for activity #17296.
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December Events & Fitness Schedule
CdoTennis Rod
9a CdoTennis Rod 10a Tennis Clinic Rod
8a MellowFlo Mika 11a Ess Celeste
12:15p StrgthCrct
Julia 1pm AquaFit Leonor
CdoTennis Rod
8:30a Active&Move
Julia 9a CdoTennis Rod
11a Baton 1 Julia 12p A Aerobics
Laurie 2p StrgthCrct Julia
9a M&M Julia 10am Zumba Kate 11a Ener-Ji Celeste 1pm AquaFit Leonor 2:30p Baton 2 Julia
9a CdoTennis Rod 9:15a B Fusion Celeste 12p A Aerobics Laurie 12:15p StrgthCrct
Julia 1:15p Baton 3 Julia 2p StrgthCrct Julia 10a AqZumba Kate 10a Ess Celeste 11a Pilates Celeste
M&M Julia
1-4pm 8 9 10 11
8a MellowFlo Mika
11a Baton wk4 Julia 11a Ess Celeste
12:15p StrgthCrct
Julia 1pm AquaFit Leonor
8a MellowFlo Mika
11a Baton wk5 Julia 11a Ess Celeste
12:15p StrgthCrct
Julia 1pm AquaFit Leonor
8:30a Active&Move
Julia
9a CdoTennis Rod 12p A Aerobics
Laurie 2p StrgthCrct Julia
9a M&M Julia 10am Zumba Kate 11a Ener-Ji Celeste 1pm AquaFit Leonor
Dinner with Ryan 6pm
8:30a Active&Move
Julia
9a CdoTennis Rod 12p A Aerobics
Laurie 2p StrgthCrct Julia
8:30a Act&Mv
AAerobics
Laurie
8a MellowFlo Mika
11a Ess Celeste
12:15p StrgthCrct
Julia 1pm AquaFit Leonor
8:30a Act&Mv Julia 9a CdoTennis Rod 11:45 AAerobics
Laurie
9a M&M Julia 10am Zumba Kate 11a Ener-Ji Celeste 1pm AquaFit Leonor Happy Hour 4-7pm
9a CdoTennis Rod 9:15a B Fusion Celeste 12p A Aerobics Laurie 12:15p StrgthCrct
Julia
2p StrgthCrct Julia
Live1nce – Cave & Wine 8am
9a CdoTennis Rod 9:15a B Fusion Celeste 12p A Aerobics Laurie 12:15p StrgthCrct
Julia
2p StrgthCrct Julia Live1nce – Queen Creek Olive Mill 10am
9a CdoTennis Rod 9:15a B Fusion Celeste 12p A Aerobics Laurie 12:15p StrgthCrct
Julia 2p StrgthCrct Julia 10a AqZumba
Kate 10a Ess Celeste
11a Pilates Celeste
Calendars
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Courtside Tips
By Rod Dunnett, USPTA, Elite Professional
Prepare Early
Cope with Deceptive Ball Speeds
When it's in the distance, a car coming at you will appear to move slowly. But when it reaches you, the car is a blur of speed.
The same effect applies to balls hit straight at you on the tennis court. You are not able to gauge their speed as easily as shots that come to you at an angle. As a result, you often make late contact with the ball.
What is the problem? Poor preparation, most likely. Unlike balls directed crosscourt, shots hit right at you do not move laterally against a fixed background. Without the visual reference guide, their velocities can be very deceptive - like the cars coming at you on the highway.
You can cope with deceptive ball speeds by making sure to prepare early. That way, you should be able to make contact out in front of your body and drive the ball solidly across the net.
Community neighbor, Julia Choate has been asked to organize the annual Feed My Starving Children event for DWDM neighbors. There are a number of sessions people can sign up for, but the DWDM group slot will be Feb. 4, 2025 from Noon – 2pm. If interested, contact Julia at: rjkc2az@outlook.com You can also use the QR code for our group (session 3) to sign up individually. Registration opens on November 27 and the group registration closes on Christmas Eve. After that, any remaining registration slots open to the general public.
Donuts & Dogs Event
Happy Hour Fun
Karaoke
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PERSONAL CARE ITEM COLLECTION
The DWDM family is collecting personal care toiletry/hygiene items that will be shared with local charities. When traveling, pick up those travel size soaps, lotions, shampoos and more during your hotel stays. (New or unopened items only.)
These essential care items are greatly appreciated and will then be distributed to those in need here in Tucson, Sister Jose’s Homeless Shelter and the Poverello House (a men’s homeless shelter).
At the next dentist appointment, grab that toothbrush and toothpaste and donate those as well!
While at the store, see items on BOGO Sale and grab extra!
Thank you for your support. Barb Larkin at belarkin@msn.com
Call for Empty Rx Pill Bottles You Can Help!
Empty Rx Pill Bottles are needed by the Primavera Foundation to be re-purposed for personal hygiene kits to the homeless and other vulnerable residents of Pima County.
Empty bottles are then filled with personal essentials such as:
• Shampoo
• Conditioner
• Hand & body lotion
• Liquid soap
Please bring your empty Rx pill bottles WITH THE LABELS OFF and drop in the plastic bin at the Saguaro Center.
Please note they can only use Rx bottles. Please NO Vitamin-Type Bottles.
To learn more about this community effort, contact Mary Kroll at: makroll@att.net
The white collection container is behind the bar/counter inside the Saguaro Center.
https://www.homeownerresources.com/AllAccess
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Del Webb at Dove Mountain Community Association
Managed By: Associated Asset Management, LLC
Billing Questions: (866) 516-7424 | Monday- Friday | 8:30am - 5pm
DWDM Management Team
As you can imagine, it takes a team effort to manage the day-to-day operations at DWDM. Here is a brief description of our management team members’ responsibilities so you know who to contact with any questions:
Linda Corsey Community Manager
Liaison to the Board of Directors, Communications, Finance, Infrastructure Landscape, Election and Architecture Review Committees. Common area and landscaping issues, questions regarding association budget and monthly financial reporting, operational procedures, resales, liquor license compliance, website updates and e-blast communications and employment opportunities.
lcorsey@associatedasset.com 520-485-0200
Marquita Greene
Administrative Assistant
Liaison to Architectural Review Committee. Works closely with the Community Manager, providing customer service support to homeowners, compliance, website and document review, architectural submittals and Design Guidelines.
marquita.greene@associatedasset.com 520-485-3332
Cyd, Jim, Kathleen, Lloydene, Mich, Pat, Tika, Wendy Welcome Desk Staff
Barb Truman Lifestyle Director
Liaison to the Communications, Pool Advisory and Social Event Committees. Staffing, Alcohol Manager, rental and room reservations, interest groups, lifestyle events, happy hours and notary services. Sponsor advertising, community newsletter, e-blasts, website and reservation system updates Also, fitness program, personal training and fitness facility oversight.
btruman@associatedasset.com 520-485-0202
Randall Shaner Maintenance Technician
Facility management and building logistics, janitorial concerns, general repair, supply Inventory maintenance of the Saguaro Center, pool, spa, sports courts and entrance water feature. Also, assists Community Manager with bid procurement and maintenance/repair supervision. rshaner@associatedasset.com
Resident check-in, guest reservations, new homeowner orientation, transaction reporting, event assistance, bartending, website concerns, sales and building monitors. They also assist with questions for management.
520-485-0201
