Village living is a blend of living in your own private world while coexisting with neighbors who share the comfort, convenience, and perks that this tight knit community provides. In order to show respect and consideration for your neighbors and keep the community energy flowing harmoniously, observing some neighborly etiquette can make life easier for everyone. We’ve put together a few suggestions on how to better enjoy your neighbors and neighborhood.
Say hello, it takes only a second to say hello when you run into your neighbors while going on a walk, checking the mailbox or when parking your car. Don’t earn yourself a reputation as being a stick-in-the-mud. Be nice. It costs nothing and goes a long way toward friendly community living.
We ask that each community member including the kids, treat the common areas with respect. That includes, picking up pet waste, if you see garbage on the grounds – do your part and help pick it up. Let’s clear the clutter, you can help by ensuring we place trash cans away asap. Only place bulk trash out during the placement dates scheduled by the Town of Gilbert. All of these small acts together, create a more enjoyable community.
One of the highlights of living in Power Ranch is the chance to live in a beautiful community, with a great location, while having an opportunity live amongst many interesting and diverse people. It’s when everybody shows genuine respect, courtesy, and consideration -- aka community living etiquette -- that we end up getting the best out of each other and, in turn, giving each other a much better quality of life.
Your partner in the community,
Rebecca
