RoundUp
The Official Publication of the Dobson Ranch Homeowners Association
City Property Management
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Mesa is BOOMING!
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Rain can be “Hit or Miss!”
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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
LA CASITA RECREATION CENTER
2719 S. Reyes, Mesa, AZ 85202
Monday through Friday: 8:00 am - 9:00 pm
Saturday through Sunday: 8:00 am - 9:00 pm
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
IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE PLEASE CONTACT THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE DIRECTLY WITH CONCERNS, COMMENTS OR SUGGESTIONS.
ADMINISTRATION & MAINTENANCE hoa.admin@dobsonranch.com communications@dobsonranch.com collections@dobsonranch.com compliance@dobsonranch.com
Marc Diaz, Landscape & Maintenance Supervisor
Akina Trimmer, Accounting Manager
Jonathan Lefler, Code Compliance Specialist
Chad Turner, Communications Administrator
RECREATION & LIFESTYLE recreation@dobsonranch.com
Jackie Hutton, Recreation Facilities Supervisor
Dion Jaramillo, Recreation Lead
Jessi Feltmann, Preschool Teacher
Bari Watnick, Preschool Assistant
HOA NEWS & UPDATES
REPORT FROM AUGUST 2024
664 - Total Violations 263 - First Violations 170 - Second Violations 231 - Three or more Violations
SECTION 1.3 ARCHITECTURAL ALTERATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS - 4
SECTION 2.4 EXTERIOR COLORS - 228
SECTION 2.5 OUTSIDE LIGHTING - 3
SECTION 2.5.1 HOLIDAY LIGHTS AND DECORATIONS - 10
SECTION 2.7 FENCES AND GATES - 24
SECTION 2.7.2 UNIFORM PAINTING - 17
SECTION 2.9.1 BANNERS - 1
SECTION 2.13 WINDOWS AND AWNINGS - 3
SECTION 2.14 CARE OF PROPERTIES - 232
SECTION 2.15 RUBBISH AND DEBRIS - 34
SECTION 2.16 VISIBLE YARD AREAS - 43
SECTION 2.17 TREES - 21
SECTION 2.20 TRASH BIN STORAGE - 8
SECTION 2.23.1 ROOF MAINTENANCE -8
SECTION 2.24 MAILBOXES - 2
SECTION 2.25 GARAGES AND CARPORTS - 2
SECTION 2.26.1 VEHICLES - 17
SECTION 2.26.3 STORING OF VEHICLES - 6
SECTION 2.27 WATERCRAFT - 1 CLOSED VIOLATIONS - 53
HEAT MAP FOR ALL VIOLATIONS
DOBSON RANCH BOARD OF DIRECTORS
IMPORTANT CONTACTS
JOIN THE CLUB
FAMILY ENGAGEMENT CLUB & MOM’S CLUB
Christa Tropin, Chairperson at ctropin@dobsonranch.com.
DOBSON RANCH COMMUNITY CLUB
Kate O’Hara, Chairperson at azkateo@gmail.com.
WRITERS CLUB
Chad Turner, Chairperson at ctproductionz@gmail.com.
LINE DANCING CLUB & HIKING CLUB
Barbara Stout, Chairperson at stoutgeo@gmail.com.
RETIREES’ CLUB
Jean Brown, President at jeansponderbrown@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
PICKLEBALL CLUB
WOMEN’S CLUB
Patty Smith, President at smiths1975@cox.net.
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.
YOYO CLUB
Chad Robinson, Chairman at dryoyoclub@gmail.com.
Instagram @dryoyoclub.
LA CASITA PRESCHOOL PARENTS CLUB
Krysta Rader, at rakerkrysta@gmail.com
Committees & Sub-Associations
CC&R COMMITTEE (AD-HOC)
Chairperson - OPEN
BUDGET & FINANCE COMMITTEE
Spencer Jarvis, Chairperson at jarvis.spencer@gmail.com.
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
Chairperson - OPEN
PRESCHOOL COMMITTEE
Christa Tropin, Chairperson at ctropin@dobsonranch.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
Vice Mayor 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
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
As we approach September and the Fall season, I hope I speak for most of the community that we look forward to cooler weather and more opportunities to enjoy the beautiful common areas and amenities in Dobson Ranch. I hope to see many of you on my walks along the lakes in the coming months. This summer has brought changes to our Association and continues into September. Our partnership with City Property officially begins on September 1, and over the last few weeks, our staff and City Property staff have been hard at work gearing up for the transition. We anticipate the on-site Community Manager appointed by City Property will start on Monday, September 16. I hope that our community welcomes them with open arms. You may have already received or will soon receive additional communication via mail and email about how to access your homeowner portal through CityCync. This is an exciting opportunity to see what City Property can offer our community.
Community upkeep continues to be a concern in Dobson Ranch. It is a topic our administration staff and Board of Directors hear of continuously. As we look toward developing our 2025 budget, we will evaluate our staffing and resource needs to ensure that the Association is also doing its part to keep the community looking good for homeowners while protecting our property values.
We are in the midst of monsoon season and heading into Fall when weeds will begin to sprout again, and we will inevitably see more compliance issues. We all understand that outside chores and repairs can get away from us occasionally, with the busy lives of careers, raising families, and living life. However, we must all do our part to keep our
community looking great. The guidelines are set and enforced to ensure a desirable living environment for all residents. Curb appeal is pivotal in maintaining and enhancing the aesthetics of Dobson Ranch and the property values of our homes. Please call the office and let us know if a project is taking longer than expected or if extenuating circumstances require additional time. Good communication goes a long way in resolving some of these issues before you receive a fine.
While we head closer toward election time, we want to remind everyone of the Association’s policies regarding political signs and flags. You can find the policy on signs in section 2.10 of our Residential Architectural Guidelines on our website. Flags are treated differently than political signs and are governed under section 2.9 of the Residential Architectural Guidelines. Both of these issues and policies are reflective of Arizona law as outlined in ARS 33-1808.
Thank you for what you do to make this community as unique as it is. I genuinely love the community of Dobson Ranch and have enjoyed meeting so many neighbors over the past year. I encourage all homeowners to be engaged in the community by joining a club or a committee or attending a class, event, or meeting. It can be a very fulfilling way to enhance the quality of life. There are many opportunities to get involved and be part of a community that has thrived for the last 50 years.
Board Member & Secretary
Holly Prasetio
ACTIVITIES
WATER AEROBICS
When: Monday - Thursday (June 3 - October 3)
Where: La Casita Recreation Center Pool
Time: 7:30 am - 8:20 am
Instructors: Becky and Chuck. Classes open to all. Cost: $3.00/ day, or buy a 2-week punch card for $24.00. Any questions, please contract Becky directly at haslerr@gmail.com.
ZUMBA
When: Tuesdays
Where: Saratoga Dance Studio
This Zumba dance class is taught by Jana Moore who has been certified in Zumba since 2008. This class will combine different styles of music that will be fun and easy to move and burn calories while toning the body. See RecDesk to register!
RETIREES’ GAME DAY
When: 1st Thursday & 3rd Friday from 1pm - 3pm
Where: La Casita Recreation Center
Come and enjoy social time with Dobson Ranch retirees’.
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
BRIDGE CLUB
When: Every Monday - 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Where: La Casita Recreation Center (Chica Rm)
Open to all residents. The only requirement is to know how to play the game and sign up in advance. For more info contact Susan Toevs at suzila@aol.com
(Bridge group is NOT a Retiree’s sponsored group)
LINE DANCING
When: Tuesdays from 9:00 am - 11:00am
Where: La Casita Recreation Center
Are you interested in Line Dancing? It’s open to everyone, not just the ladies. We dance to various music. 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 Frank Mizner at planner1948@gmail.com.
FAIRYTALE DANCERS
(AGES 3-5)
When: Thursdays
Where: Saratoga Rec Center Time: 4:30pm-5:30pm
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: Thursdays
Where: Saratoga Rec Center Time: 5:30pm-6:30pm
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.
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!
JUNIOR TENNIS LESSONS
When: Tuesdays & Thursdays
Time: Times vary upon level of lesson
Cost: $25/hr (Pay instructor)
See Rec Desk on Dobson Ranch website to sign up. www.dobsonranchhoa.recdesk.com Lessons presented by USPTA Master Professional Mike Van Zutphen.
GENTLE YOGA
When: Mondays (Starting September 9th)
Where: Saratoga Rec Center Time: 8:00am-9:00am
Improve strength, flexibility, balance, and the ability to relax in this gentle yoga practice. This practice focuses on posture, breath and attitude, and is appropriate for beginners as well as seasoned yogis looking for a gentler approach.
A yoga mat is required for the practice, as well as a yoga blanket or large towel.
$7/class, $25 for a 4-class package
YOGA
When: Fridays (Starting September 6th)
Where: Saratoga Rec Center Time: 6:30pm-7:30pm
Join me for a refreshing yoga class to unwind and recharge after a long week. 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
STOP FEARING THE FLOOR
When: Fridays (Starting September 18th)
Where: Saratoga Rec Center
This class is intended to to focus on strengthening and improving balance to help attendants be able to safely get up from the floor and stop fearing falls by learning how to prevent them. It will include education on what are some risk factors that can cause falls and how to avoid them. The strengthening provided will improve their balance and therefore help avoid falling. The program will include a balance assessment day at the beginning and at the ending of the program.
CITY OF MESA
Mesa is BOOMING with opportunity!
Monthly Update from Vice Mayor Heredia
Mesa is buzzing with new developments that are set to transform our community! If you’ve been out and about, you might have noticed some of the changes taking shape. Here’s a quick rundown of what’s happening in our district:
• Residences at Dobson & Cubs Way – This 416-unit multifamily residential development is rising at the corner of Dobson Rd and Cubs Way, right next to Riverview Park. With its urban architectural style, this project will bring more residents and energy to the Mesa Riverview area.
• Lotus Point - A new 4-story multifamily garden-style housing project that adds to our growing skyline, located on the corner of Dobson and Main.
• Ovio at Sycamore - This 6-story, 222-unit multifamily development, located on Dobson and Main, by the Sycamore station, will feature first-floor retail, adding even more vibrancy to the area.
• Fiesta Mall Redevelopment - In collaboration with the developers, we’re reimagining and redeveloping the iconic yet abandoned Fiesta Mall. Our goal is to create a vibrant mixed-use Master Plan that offers a blend of residential
options, office spaces, retail shops, restaurants, hotels, entertainment venues, and commercial developments. Walkable, sustainable, and filled with open spaces, Fiesta Redefined is set to become a 21st-century gem that will make us all proud. For more details, visit fiestaredefined.com
Mesa is a city on the move, with developments at every stage, from planning to construction. To stay updated on the latest projects coming to your neighborhood, check out our new Active Development Map, which offers detailed overviews, including locations, project sizes, and planned uses. Take a virtual tour today by clicking the map below.
As always, if you have any questions about these developments or want more information, don’t hesitate to reach out to my office. We’re here to help! You can contact us at 480-644-3003 or email District3@MesaAZ.gov.
~Vice Mayor Heredia
CONSERVATION CORNER
RAIN CAN BE HIT OR MISS - ESPECIALLY DURING SUMMER MONSOONS
by Kathrine Blomquist
A little red-headed girl once sang “The sun will come out tomorrow. Bet your bottom dollar that tomorrow, there’ll be sun…” Since many areas in Arizona receive over 300 sunny days a year, the state certainly lives up to the sunshine in the song. But what about rainfall? Have you noticed it can be very localized, especially during the summer monsoon season? According to the National Weather Service, 6.04” of rain have fallen in Mesa so far in 2024. My home, in the west part of the city, has received 4.21” – almost 2 inches less!
How Does It Work
How do I know such an accurate rainfall total at my home? It’s because I participate in a citizen science project called Rainlog.org. Now, don’t let “science project” bring back dark memories of your 10th grade chemistry class. There is no studying involved and you won’t be graded. Citizen science
projects are simply collaborations between scientists and those who are concerned about the environment (or just curious) and want to make a difference.
Participants of Rainlog.org keep track of the amount of rainfall that occurs in their own yards in a 24-hour period. This amount (or “data” if you don’t mind getting technical) is entered into the website to help create a better picture of rainfall patterns across the Southwest. This is important because water managers, weather reporters, drought planners, and scientists monitor precipitation amounts to help with watershed management activities and drought planning. Rainlog.org is a collaborative effort, working with partners like Salt River Project, Arizona Department of Water Resources, and the University of Arizona.
How Can You Help
Participating in Rainlog.org is easy, and free. First, set up an account on Rainlog.org with your email and a personal login on either a computer or smart phone. Then, all you need is
a rain gauge. I use a simple one purchased at the local hardware store that is attached to my back fence. Each morning after it rains, simply check the rain gauge and enter the amount received into your account. All information is displayed on an interactive map and you’ll see how rainfall can differ from one area to another. Rainlog. org lets you easily download your amount (the data) and compare it by month, season, even year-over-year. Plus, you’ll get a statewide monthly report delivered straight to your inbox, keeping you up-to-date on rainfall patterns.
Rainlog.org is a great way to lend a helping hand to the environment, while contributing to scientific research. By submitting your rainfall totals, you are helping scientists better understand our changing weather. Their insights can lead to solutions to potential problems and to better decisions regarding the management of our natural resources. If that isn’t cool enough, keep in mind that kids of all ages can participate! My daughter loves checking the rain gauge after a storm – it’s a great way to get kids engaged in science and nature.
Join your fellow Arizonans and set up an account today on Rainlog.org. Who knows, maybe this monsoon season we’ll all be singing “Raindrops keep falling on my head…”
Kathrine Blomquist recently worked with the City of Mesa (one of 19 Water– Use It Wisely partners) assisting residential, HOA, and commercial customers with water-efficiency incentive programs. Kathrine is a Mesa resident and community volunteer, is compassionate about the environment, and enjoys helping others learn about and engage in conservation practices.
CALENDAR
September 2 - LABOR DAY - Administration Office closed
September 5 - Master Planning Committee Meeting 7:00pm
September 10 - Water & Lake Management Committe 5:30 p.m.
September 10 - DRAC Architectural Committee Meeting 5:30 p.m.
September 12 - Board of Directors Workshop 5:30 p.m.
September 14 - Coffee with Neighbors 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
September 21 - Movie Night at Laguna Park - 7:00 p.m. (IF)
September 23 - Budget & Finance Committee Meeting 6:30 p.m.
September 24 - DRAC Architectural Committee Meeting 5:30 p.m.
September 24 - Recreation Committee Meeting 5:30 p.m.
September 26 - Board of Directors Executive Session (Closed)
September 26 - Board of Directors Meeting 7:00 p.m. (Open)
DIGITAL ONLY
Mesa Police Department Announces Labor Day DUI Task Force
As part of its ongoing commitment to road safety, the Mesa Police Department (MPD) will be conducting DUI enforcement over the Labor Day weekend. In collaboration with the Governors Office of Highway Safety (GOHS), the MPD Traffic Unit will participate in the annual Labor Day DUI Task Force, running from Friday, Aug. 30, through Monday, Sept. 2.
Key enforcement hours are as follows: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday: 5 p.m. - 3 a.m. Monday: 12 p.m. - 10 p.m.
The Labor Day DUI Task Force is a vital initiative aimed at removing impaired drivers from the roads, reducing vehicle collisions and enhancing safety across the valley. By targeting impaired driving, the task force seeks to decrease the number of injuries and fatalities that result from such incidents.
Office of Economic Development Receives 2024 Excellence in Economic Development Gold Award from the International Economic Development Council
The City of Mesa Office of Economic Development (Mesa OED) received a 2024 Excellence in Economic Development Gold Award from the international Economic Development Council (IEDC) for the Mesa Business Builder (MBB) Program in the category of Entrepreneurial and Small Business Development. Mesa OED will be acknowledged and honored at the IEDC 2024 Annual Conference in Denver Sept. 15-18.
The MBB Program is Mesa’s strategic initiative for supporting small businesses and entrepreneurship. Created by Mesa OED in 2021, MBB features nine programs and services, divided into three main areas: Information and Communications, Training and Education and Specialty Spaces.
Mesa Needs Volunteers for Love Your CityNational Day of Service Sept. 7
The City of Mesa will recognize Love Your City National Day of Service with several citywide volunteer projects on Saturday, Sept. 7. Start times range from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. before temperatures climb. All the projects will end by noon.
Volunteer projects will be taking place in each City Council district. Projects include a garden build at Paz de Cristo, fence restoration at the historic Alston House, park and alley cleanups, curb number painting to help first responders and multiple Mesa Public School projects.
The City still needs volunteers. Information is available online. Groups interested in volunteering for a project should contact the Mesa Citywide Volunteer Coordinator, Katie Pollak, at volunteer@mesaaz.gov.
The City of Mesa Welcomes National League of Cities Centennial ‘Roadshow’
Mesa welcomed today the National League of Cities (NLC) Centennial Roadshow: 100 Years, 100 Cities.
This initiative is part of NLCs year-long celebration, marking a century of commitment to advancing local government and advocating for the interests of cities, towns and villages nationwide. During the roadshow stop in Mesa, NLC members learned about Mesas public safety and economic development initiatives through visits to the Citys Real Time Crime Center and The Mesa Business Builder.
I am honored that Mesa participated in the NLC Centennial Roadshow, highlighting our Citys dedication to fostering economic growth and ensuring public safety, said Mesa Councilmember and NLC Board Member Mark Freeman. This event is a fantastic opportunity to showcase...
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