Ranchers' RoundUp - May 2025

Ranchers’

RoundUp

MAY 2025

The Official Publication of the Dobson Ranch Homeowners Association

ONE BOARD SEAT AVAILABLE APPLY TODAY! | Details inside on page 4

BOARD OF DIRECTOR APPOINTMENTS | page 6

EASTER EGGSTRAVAGANZA IN PICTURES | page 10

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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ADMINISTRATION OFFICE 2719 S. Reyes, Mesa, AZ 85202 480-831-8314 Monday through Friday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Closed Saturday, Sunday and Holidays

EGGstravaganza 2025

LA CASITA RECREATION CENTER 2719 S. Reyes, Mesa, AZ 85202 480-831-7464 Monday through Friday: 8:00 am - 9:00 pm Saturday through Sunday: 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

ALL POOLS - NOW OPEN! LA CASITA POOL 2719 S. Reyes, Mesa, AZ 85202 Monday through Sunday: 8:00 am - 9:00 pm Holidays: Closed SARATOGA POOL 2345 S Saratoga, Mesa, AZ 85202 Monday through Sunday: 8:00 am - 9:00 pm Holidays: 8:00 am - 9:00 pm LOS ALTOS POOLS 2524 W. Campo Alegre Monday through Sunday: 8:00 am - 9:00 pm Holidays: 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

6 | BOARD APPOINTMENTS 8 | MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER City Property Management - Steve Burns

10 | EASTER EGGSTRAVAGANZA

It was a full day of activities, games and Egg Hunts.

See this page for pictures.

IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE PLEASE CONTACT THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE DIRECTLY WITH CONCERNS, COMMENTS OR SUGGESTIONS. ADMINISTRATION & MAINTENANCE hoa.admin@dobsonranch.com communications@dobsonranch.com compliance@dobsonranch.com Marc Diaz, Landscape & Maintenance Supervisor Tonya Gallagher, Administrative Assistant Cesar Martinez, Code Compliance Specialist

16 | COUNCILMEMBER HEREDIA Hello, Dobson Ranch!

19 | CLASSIFIED ADS Did you know... Dobson Ranch youths can place an ad for free?

DobsonRanchHOA.com ON THE COVER: Line Dancing at Laguna Park during the Easter Eggstravaganza

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RECREATION & LIFESTYLE Chad Turner, Lifestyle Department Manager Jackie Hutton, Recreation Facilities Supervisor Dion Jaramillo, Recreation Coordinator Jessi Feltmann, Preschool Teacher Bari Watnick, Preschool Assistant Ranchers’ Roundup: The articles and comments in this monthly publication are intended to inform, illustrate or provide explanation to members of the Association, and do not necessarily serve as official opinions of the Board of Directors, staff, nor its members. As such, we do not make any representation as to the validity or qualifications of any advertiser or contributor.

For the most accurate and up to date info please subscribe to our weekly email updates.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS DOBSON RANCH BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Brad Bettencourt

Holly Prasetio

Katelyn Noble

Association President

Vice President

Treasurer

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MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD Would you like to join the Board of Directors?

The board has elected to solicit candidates for the open board seat for a

ONE YEAR TERM

Alicia Saxby

Sandy Murray

Sam Javelosa

Secretary

Director

Director

Michael Snedeker

Marc Lavender

Open Seat

Director

Director

Submit your application by scanning or clicking the QR code below.

Director

If you would like to contact the Board of Directors, please email BOD@DobsonRanch.com

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This Board seat is up for re-election in April 2026

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IMPORTANT CONTACTS JOIN THE CLUB FAMILY ENGAGEMENT CLUB & MOM’S CLUB Christa Tropin at christa.tropin@gmail.com DOBSON RANCH COMMUNITY CLUB Kate O’Hara, Chairperson at azkateo@gmail.com.

WRITERS CLUB James Leth, Chairperson at author@jamesleth.com.

LINE DANCING CLUB & HIKING CLUB Barbara Stout, Chairperson at stoutgeo@gmail.com.

RETIREES’ CLUB Jean Brown, President at jeansponderbrown1@gmail.com BRIDGE CLUB Susan Toevs, Chairperson - suzila@aol.com RETIREES’ CYCLING CLUB Tuesday Rides: Kim Zeman azbearluvr@hotmail.com Friday Rides: Dennis Stewart - d.j.Stewart@cox.net

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SMALL BUSINESS CLUB Nikki Ausdemore 480-628-6730 nikki@orangeblossombookkeepingaz.com.

YACHT CLUB Wes Ver Woert, Chairman at WesV56@gmail.com.

DEMOCRATS & FRIENDS CLUB George Tihanyi at 480-792-6746 REPUBLICANS CLUB Michelle Masters, Chairperson at DobsonRanchGOP@gmail.com.

INDEPENDENTS CLUB Jack Wagner, Chairman at golfingjack@msn.com.

PRESCHOOL PARENTS CLUB Krysta Rader, at raderkrysta@gmail.com WOMEN’S CLUB Patty Smith, President at smiths1975@cox.net.

Committees & Sub-Associations

CC&R COMMITTEE (AD-HOC) Chairperson - OPEN BUDGET & FINANCE COMMITTEE Michelle Masters, Chairperson ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE Sandy Murray, Chairperson at smurray@dobsonranch.com.

MASTER PLANNING COMMITTEE Tim McElrath, Chairperson at tim@mcelrath.me.

RECREATION COMMITTEE Jeanne Smith Chairperson - jsmith3440@gmail.com WATER & LAKE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Katelyn Noble, Chairperson at knoble@dobsonranch.com PRESCHOOL COMMITTEE Krysta Rader, Chairperson at raderkrysta@gmail.com POLICY COMMITTEE (AD-HOC) Holly Prasetio, Chairperson at hprasetio@dobsonranch.com

Dobson Bay Club • Ogden Mgmt. • 480-622-3445 Dobson Ranch Condos • United HOA • 480-567-9791 Dobson Glen • Trestle Mgmt. • 480-422-0888 Dobson Greens • Self Managed • 480-839-9079 Dobson Villas • Peterson Company • 480-513-6846 Laguna Village • Brown Community Mgmt. • 480-839-8013 Lake Park Village • Tri-City Property Mgmt. • 480-844-2224 The Landings • Brown Community Mgmt. • 480-339-8806 Legante Paseo • Trestle Mgmt. • 480-422-0888 Water Works • Associated Property Mgmt. • 480-941-1077 Wood Creek Townhomes • City Property • 602-437-4777

City Contacts

Councilmember Francisco Heredia – District 3 District3@mesaaz.gov - 480-644-3003 Animal Control (Cruelty, Barking) - 480-644-2268 Code Compliance - 480-644-2061 Utilities, Solid Waste & Water - 480-644-2221 Graffiti Hotline - 480-644-3083 Housing, Community Development - 480-644-3536 Mesa Public Library - 480-644-3100 Mesa Fire & Medical, Non-Emergency - 480-644-2400 Mesa Parks & Recreation - 480-644-2211 Mesa Police Department, Non-Emergency - 480-644-2211 Mesa Police Headquarters/Info - 480-644-2324 Fiesta Patrol Division - 480-644-2614 THE DOBSON ASSOCIATION

Neighborhood Outreach - 480-644-5700 Household Hazardous Materials Center - 480-644-4463 Green Pool Issue - 602-506-6616 Streetlight Hotline - 480-644-3191 Transportation (Street Lights, Potholes) - 480-644-2160 Transit - 480-644-5541 Volunteer - 480-644-5432 Utility Emergency (Water) - 480-644-2262 Crime Prevention/Neighborhood Watch - 480-644-2539 AZ Blue Stake - 602-263-1100 Salt River Project - 602-236-8888 Homeless Liaison Officer Cook - 480-228-1449

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BOARD OFFICER APPOINTMENTS

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEW BOARD MEMBERS & NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS CHANGE IN OFFICER POSITIONS:

Brad Bettencourt was elected as BOARD PRESIDENT for The Dobson Association Holly Prasetio was elected as BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT for The Dobson Association Katelyn Noble was elected as BOARD TREASURER for The Dobson Association Alicia Saxby was elected as BOARD SECRETARY for The Dobson Association

The following Board members were elected and appointed to their respective officer positions during the Board of Directors General Session Meeting held on April 23, 2025. This meeting can be viewed on the Dobson Ranch website under Livestream. Each year, Board officers and Committee liaisons are selected from among the sitting Board members to serve in these leadership roles.

It’s important to remember that each member of the Board of Directors is also a resident of Dobson Ranch—your neighbors and fellow homeowners—who have stepped forward as volunteers to help guide The Dobson Association forward. Their commitment plays a vital role in ensuring Dobson Ranch continues to be one of the most desirable and well-managed communities in Mesa.

We time,

sincerely dedication,

appreciate their and leadership.

If you—or someone you know— are interested in serving on the Board of Directors, there is currently one open seat. To apply, please complete a Board of Directors application, available under the MEMBERS tab at: www.DobsonRanchHOA.com Or scan the QR code on page 4 of this publication.

BOARD LIAISONS FOR EACH COMMITTEE

RECREATION COMMITTEE - MARC LAVENDER

MASTER PLANNING COMMITTEE - SAM JAVELOSA & MICHAEL SNEDEKER ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE - SANDY MURRAY BUDGET & FINANCE COMMITTEE - KATELYN NOBLE & BRAD BETTENCOURT PRESCHOOL COMMITTEE - ALICIA SAXBY 6

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GENERAL MANAGER MESSAGE

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Understanding the Difference Between CC&R’s, Bylaws and Rules & Regulations... and why knowing the document hierarchy matters.

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Articles of Incorporation The Articles of Incorporation are filed with the state and define the legal name, address, and corporate status of the association. Think of the Articles as the birth certificate of the association. All too often we call the association by it’s nickname, “Dobson Ranch” but the community is legally named “The Dobson Association Inc” in the Articles.

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Bylaws The bylaws describe how the HOA operates, focusing on the internal governance of the association. Topics typically covered include: • Board member roles and responsibilities The Hierarchy of Governing Documents • Election procedures and voting rights Governing documents fall into a legal order • Meeting frequency and quorum rules of authority. When there is a conflict between documents, the higher-ranking document prevails. 6.

Rules & Regulations Here’s how that hierarchy breaks down, from most to These documents handle the community’s day-toleast authoritative: day living guidelines. They’re the most flexible and 1.

Federal and State Laws easiest to update, typically requiring only a board These laws override all HOA documents. They govern vote. Examples include: matters such as fair housing, tax regulations, property • Rec center hours rights, and non-discrimination. No HOA rule may • Common Area Guidelines conflict with these laws.

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Plat Map Recorded with the county, the plat map defines Breaking Down the Big Three physical boundaries, easements, and setbacks. It’s Let’s take a closer look at the three main documents especially important for establishing property lines most homeowners encounter: and maintenance responsibilities.

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Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions CC&Rs: The Backbone of the HOA (CC&Rs) Think of the CC&Rs as the “contract” between you CC&Rs are recorded with the county and form the core and your HOA. They are legally binding and recorded governing documents of the association. They define with the state. Because they set the foundation for the rights and obligations of both the homeowners property use and community standards, changing and the association, including: them is difficult and time-consuming—but they are • Use restrictions (e.g., no commercial activity) essential to protecting the overall value and character • Assessment and insurance requirements of the community.

• Enforcement and dispute resolution procedures • Maintenance obligations for both the association and its members Bylaws: The HOA’s Operating Blueprint While the CC&Rs govern what can and can’t happen in the community, the bylaws explain how Dobson Ranch, as an HOA, is governed by a set of structured documents that lay the foundation for how the community operates. From what color you can paint your home to how the board of directors conducts elections, these rules help protect property values, ensure fairness, and support long-term community goals.

However, not all documents carry the same legal weight. Understanding the hierarchy of these documents, and how each one functions, can help homeowners better navigate questions about governance, rights, and responsibilities.

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GENERAL MANAGER MESSAGE the HOA functions. These documents outline the responsibilities of board members, election procedures, and rules for conducting meetings.

This is where homeowners can learn how their board operates and how decisions are made.

Rules & Regulations: Everyday Community Living The most flexible and changeable of the governing documents, Rules & Regulations handle routine operations and lifestyle rules. They may include seasonal changes (like pool hours), noise limitations, or architectural guidelines. While easier to update, they must always align with the higher-ranking documents. They also tend to be the biggest contributor to protecting property values, especially architectural guidelines.

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When and How to Update HOA Documents While every rule and guideline can technically be changed, each type follows its own process: • CC&Rs: Require homeowner voting—75% of the membership and legal filing.

• Bylaws and Rules & Regulations: Typically, only require a board vote, followed by homeowner notification and review. The architectural guidelines are an outlier and require committee voting.

It’s good practice for HOA’s to review their governing documents, at a minimum, every 4–5 years to ensure they reflect the current needs of the community. This includes assessing compliance with new state laws, addressing outdated provisions, and adapting to the evolving lifestyle of homeowners.

For quick reference, please see the table below.

Homeowner Portal Access: www.DobsonRanchHOA.com and click the City Property CITYCYNC button.

Final Thoughts

The better homeowners understand their community’s governing documents and how they relate to one another, the stronger and more harmonious the community becomes. Whether you’re looking to suggest a change or just want to know your rights, knowing the difference between CC&Rs, bylaws, and rules & regulations is key to informed HOA living. If you’re curious about any of the governing documents, you can find them all on your City Property Homeowner Portal.

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CLUBS RETIREES’ GAME DAY When: 1st Thursday & 3rd Friday from 1pm - 3pm Where: La Casita Recreation Center Jean Brown, President. jeansponderbrown1@gmail.com

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PRESCHOOL PARENTS CLUB

When: Third Friday of each month Where: La Casita Playground (Bring your kids!)

Time: 12:00 p.m.

Krysta Rader at raderkrysta@gmail.com

BUNCO When: Every Third Friday Where: La Casita Recreation Center Time: 6:30 pm (arrive by 6:15 pm) Cost: Free. $5 non-residents. To join the group, please email Carolyn Sedlak at fpsedlak@yahoo.com

COMMUNITY CLUB When: Second Wednesday of the month Where: La Casita Recreation Center (Grande Room) Time: 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Kate O’Hara, Chairperson. azkateo@gmail.com

BRIDGE CLUB When: Every Monday - 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm Where: La Casita Recreation Center (Chica Rm)

Open to all residents. Required: Know how to play and sign up in advance. Contact Susan Toevs: suzila@aol.com (Bridge group is NOT a Retiree’s sponsored group)

LINE DANCING When: Tuesdays from 9:00 am - 11:00am & 4th Thursday from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Where: La Casita Recreation Center Join the Email list: stoutgeo@gmail.com

TEXAS HOLD ‘EM TOURNAMENT STYLE POKER When: Fourth Friday of the month Where: La Casita Recreation Center Time: 6:30 pm (arrive by 6:15 pm) Cost: Free to residents. $5 non-residents.

To join the group, please email Robin Wooten at rbwooten97@gmail.com.

SMALL BUSINESS CLUB When: Second Thursday of the month Where: La Casita Recreation Center (Chica Room) Time: 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Nikki Ausdemore, Chairperson. nikki@orangeblossombookkeepingaz.com

YACHT CLUB

For more information on this club, contact: Wes Ver Woert, Chairperson. WesV56@gmail.com

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WRITERS CLUB

When: Third Tuesday of the month Time: 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Where: La Casita Recreation Center (Chica Room) James Leth, Chairperson. author@jamesleth.com

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CLASSES

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FAIRYTALE DANCERS (AGES 3-5) When: Thursdays 4:30pm-5:30pm Where: Saratoga Rec Center Children will be introduced to dance through their favorite fairytales during this positive and encouraging class. Dance can build self-esteem and improve motor skills. Watch your prince and princesses shine in this fun and creative program. Children need soft soled shoes and comfortable clothes. Ballet shoes, leotard and tights recommended. There will be a performance last day of class. Children must be able to work in a group setting and follow directions. For more information, contact Jana Moore at 480-363-9997.

Contractor fee due to the instructor the first day of program: $35 check or cash only.Mizner at planner1948@gmail.com.

INTRO INTO BALLET & JAZZ (AGES 4-6)

When: Tuesdays 4:30pm-5:30pm Where: Saratoga Rec Center Time: In a fun, encouraging and high energy atmosphere, your child will be shown the fundamentals of ballet and jazz, which can help improve motor skills and creative expression.

Soft soled shoes are recommended or bare feet. Children must be able to work in a group setting. There will be a recital at the end of the session. For more information contact Jana Moore at 480-363-9997. Contractor fee due to the instructor the first day of program: $35 check or cash only.

YOGA When: Fridays 6:30pm-7:30pm Where: Saratoga Rec Center Whether you’re experienced or new to yoga, you’ll find a friendly and supportive atmosphere. Enjoy a mix of strength, flexibility, and mindfulness as we practice poses and breathing exercises. Each class helps improve fitness, reduce stress, and promote inner peace. All you need is a yoga mat and an open heart. $7 per class All classes register on Rec Desk

REC DESK REC DESK is an extension of the Dobson Ranch Website and allows residents to register for available classes. Once you are logged into REC DESK, you will see your account page. In the navigation you can browse PROGRAMS and the CALENDAR to check out which classes are when.

DANCE SAMPLER (AGES 5-8)

When: Tuesdays from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm Where: Saratoga Recreation Center This upbeat and fun class is perfect to sample different dance styles including jazz, ballet, modern, hip hop, and other styles. Get moving with this upbeat and fun class and discover dance. For more information on this program, contact Jana Moore at 480-363-9997. Contractor fee due to the instructor the first day of program: $35 check or cash only.

BALLROOM DANCING When: Tuesdays from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm Where: Saratoga Dance Studio Ballroom dance is a fun and social way to come together to learn and practice ballroom steps and techniques. Foxtrot, Waltz, Swing, Country, Cha Cha, Salsa and Tango. Partners and Singles welcome.

See RecDesk to register!

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CITY OF MESA

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HELLO, DOBSON RANCH! Monthly Update from Councilmember Heredia

I hope your spring is off to a fresh and energizing start. As always, I want to keep you in the loop on what’s happening around our community. This month, I’ve got two important updates to share— let’s dive in!

budget.

Together, we can make sure Mesa grows in a way that’s smart, sustainable, and centered around community needs.

Your Voice Matters in Mesa’s Budget Process. It’s budget season here in Mesa, and that means it’s your chance to help shape the future of our city. Behind every street repair, park upgrade, and public safety investment is a thoughtful, transparent budget process. Our City staff and leadership work year-round to plan and prioritize how we use your tax dollars—ensuring we continue delivering high-quality services while staying fiscally responsible.

Kick off the summer with a splash! Join us for the Annual District 3 Spring Blast on Friday, May 23, from 5–7 p.m. at the Rhodes Aquatic Complex. Bring your family and friends for a FREE evening of fun in the sun—including:

But we can’t do it without you.

Your ideas, questions, and feedback are an essential part of this process. Whether you’re passionate about improving roads, enhancing our parks, or investing in new programs, your voice matters.

• Have input or questions? Submit them through our Online Question or Comment Card.

• Want to learn more? Explore the full budget timeline and see how decisions are made at mesaaz.gov/

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Splash Into Summer at the District 3 Spring Blast!

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Open swim & FlowRider rides.

Live music & entertainment.

Good vibes all around!

This is one of my favorite events of the year—it’s the perfect way to celebrate our amazing community as the weather heats up. I hope to see you there!

As always, I’m here to assist with any questions or concerns. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to my office at 480-644-3003 or email us at District3@MesaAZ.gov. ~ Councilmember Heredia

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CALENDAR

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MAY 3 Cinco De Mayo Fiesta 4:00pm - 6:00pm (BYOB: Bring Your Own Beer) Bring a mexican snack to share!

Margarita Mocktails & Chips provided (21+ Only) MAY 4 Movie at the Cantina! Star Wars: Empire Strikes Back 2:00pm - 5:00pm in the Grande Room at La Casita

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Dobson Ranch Retirees Club The Dobson Ranch Retirees Club meets the first Monday morning of each month at La Casita with a coffee and tea social time at 9:30, and a meeting at 10, including lunch.

Many activities and social events happen throughout the month, including—

MAY 5 Star Wars Trivia: Are you smarter than a Padawan?

6:00pm - 8:00pm in the Grande Room at La Casita

Biking ‘Free Wheelers’ on Tuesdays ‘Slow Spokes’ on Fridays MAY 6 Hiking Master Planning Committee Meeting at 7:00 pm Wednesdays (Available on Livestream) ‘Clippers’ on Fridays MAY 8 Walking Board of Directors Workshop 2nd and 4th Mondays Games at La Casita MAY 10 Coffee with Neighbors 8:30am - 10:00am 1st and 3rd Thursdays Social events throughout each month are a MAY 13 Men’s breakfast Water & Lake Mngmnt Committee Meeting at 5:30 pm Ladies lunch (Available on Livestream) Picnic MAY 13 Dinner Out DRAC Architectural Committee at 5:30pm Happy Hour MAY 18 Artisan Market at La Casita There is something for everyone. Please join us!

9:00am - 4:00pm Contact president Jean Brown at jeansponderbrown1@ gmail.com for information and a monthly calendar of MAY 20 these many varied events.

Preschool Committee Meeting We look forward to seeing you!

12:00pm at La Casita Playground MAY 26 Memorial Day MAY 26 Budget & Finance Committee Meeting - 6:00 pm (Available on Livestream) MAY 27 Recreation Committee Meeting at 5:30pm (Available on Livestream) MAY 27 DRAC Architectural Committee at 5:30pm MAY 28 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING at 7:00 pm (Open to Homeowners) (Available on Livestream) THE DOBSON ASSOCIATION

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CLASSIFIED ADS KILEY’S PAINTING – Interior/Exterior.

YOUTH CLASSIFIEDS

Small jobs or the whole house. Dobson Ranch resident. Reasonable prices, quality work. B&C POOP PATROL- Are your four Licensed, bonded, insured. ROC#337276 legged family members filling up your Free Estimates. Call Aaron 602-716-1720. yard with their waste but you do not have the time, desire or ability to clean-up after them regularly? B&C Poop Patrol B.C. HANDYMAN – Retired contractor - 30 is here to help! Currently scheduling one years experience. Will do small maintenance time clean-ups or recurring service. Text jobs/repairs and small remodel jobs in 480-809-7701 to coordinate a visit for the Mesa area. Not a licensed contractor. a quote and schedule service.

Contact Bill Chase 320-808-5317.

FREE PUBLISHING FOR DOBSON RANCH YOUTH

EAGLE EYE HANDYMAN SERVICES 20+ years experience, you break it, I fix it. 480-410-0250 SPRINKLER REPAIR - Scarecrow Sprinkler

Repair. Servicing the Dobson Ranch area only. Since 1981. All types of sprinkler repairs. Old drip systems replaced. Call Frank 602-690-4767.

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CLEANING SERVICE Residential and commercial cleaning service.

We are a trusted family business, we guarantee 100% satisfaction service for all our new customers. Contact us at 480-7967901 CRISTINA HERNANDEZ CLEANING SERVICES-

HOUSE

Houses Apartment Weekly-Bi-weekly-Monthly Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat 480-217-7417

MASTER ELECTRICIAN - ROGER HEASTER 30 years in the Valley of the Sun. Not a licensed contractor. (602) 7328877

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To start an ad, email: communications@dobsonranch.com

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ADVERTISE HERE! CLASSIFIED AD COSTS & INFO 6 Month Contract: Words - 25-$150 / 50-$300 12 Month Contract: Words - 25-$300 / 50-$600 Call 480-831-8314 or email c ommunications@dobsonranch.com Dobson Ranch HOA does not endorse any of our advertisers.

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