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Edition: May 25, 2023

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A Deep Dive on Pool Rules

School is almost out for the summer and we know the pool is Red Rock's favorite amenity. We would like to thank our Village for keeping the pool safe during the summer by following the Red Rock Aquatic Center Rules.

Take a moment to review these reminders ahead of summer break:

• POOL HOURS The hours of operation for the pools are 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM. *Lifeguards are scheduled for slide operation on Wednesday and Thursday 4:30 PM - 8:30 PM, and Friday - Sunday 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM.
• PROPER SWIM ATTIRE Please ensure that you and your children wear proper swim attire. Incontinent swimmers of all ages must wear approved swim diapers made for swimming. 
• SNACK AT A DISTANCE Food and drinks are not permitted within 10 feet of the pool or spa. This also includes but is not limited to, gum, candy, chewing tobacco, popcorn, etc. 
• GLASS CONTAINERS AND ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES The consumption of alcoholic beverages or liquids in glass containers of any sort are not permitted within the Red Rock Aquatic Center.
• AGE LIMITS BASED ON SAFETY Residents or guests under 17 years of age must be accompanied in the pool recreational facility area at all times by an adult.

The Red Rock Village Aquatic Center Rules were established with your safety in mind. Please note that any resident or guest who is not abiding by the Aquatic Center Rules will be asked to leave the facility immediately if the behavior is not changed. Repeated offenses may result in loss of access to the facility. By following these rules, we will help keep the Aquatic Center safe and enjoyable for all!

On the Curb or Sidewalk? Trash Can Placement

Red Rock Village is home to individuals of all different ages and physical abilities. Please help keep sidewalks clear for on-foot traffic. On collection day, please set your trash and recycle containers at the curb of the street to prevent blocking access to the sidewalks throughout the community. This habit will help prevent any resident from having to enter the street while they are commuting, promoting sidewalk use and safe on-foot adventures.

Faded, Bubbled, or Cracked: Is it Time to Repaint?

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. 

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.

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, 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.

Staying Ahead of Weeds

It is each homeowner's responsibility to maintain the landscape in their front yard. This includes pruning trees and shrubs, weeding the front and side yards, and ensuring that the plants in your yard look healthy and cared for.

While it is not the intention of the Association to use its enforcement measures, a primary function of the Association is to ensure that the integrity of the community is maintained by holding owners accountable for the condition of their yards. The enforcement policy includes the right to impose fines against the ledgers of non-compliant owners and the right to remedy the issue at the owner's expense. This tool can cost a non-compliant owner upwards of $250.00.

To prevent additional notifications and escalations in the enforcement policy, please weed your front and side yard and ensure your plants are not overgrown or have fallen over.

We're here for you! We are committed to helping you navigate association living. If you would like to discuss your situation with your community manager, please feel free to email Daniel to discuss options and receive guidance on how to ensure that your home and yard are looking great.

Around the Village

Irrigation Updates SRL successfully installed the irrigation controller at Caterpillar Park. In the upcoming week, SRL will be working on follow-up repairs to one of the valves, but are happy to report that there was a significant increase in water flow to the area. SRL Irrigation Tech held an onsite meeting with KE&G to discuss the irrigation heads that got buried by the new pathway. This will be repaired and fixed within the upcoming week. Efforts continue to get the irrigation system ready for summer watering cycles at the Community Park.

Happy Voting, Red Rock Village!

Declare your pride by voting for Red Rock Village as the best master-planned community in AZ! You can vote once per hour through July 31 using the following steps:

1. Visit https://ccmcnet.com/ranking-arizona

2. Vote for Master-Planned Community: Click "Red Rock Village"

3. Vote for HOA Management Company: "CCMC"

Remember & Honor: Memorial Day Closure

The Association Office will be closing at 3:00 PM on Friday, May 26, and closed for the day on Monday, May 29, in observance of Memorial Day. Regular business hours will resume Tuesday, May 30, at 8:00 AM.

We wish you all a safe holiday!

For assistance after hours, contact:

CCMC After-Hours Common Area Emergencies

1-800-274-3165

Pinal County Sheriff's Office Non-Emergency Line

520-866-5111

Red Rock Village Onsite Office Hours

Our door is open We are here to help you make the most of Association living! Swing by the Lifeguard Room during our onsite office hours if you have questions, concerns, or just want to say hello!

Reach Out! If you have a question or concern, don't hesitate to connect with your Community Management Team via phone or email- We are here for you!

*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.