Meadowbrook HOA

Meadowbrook Homeowners April Newsletter

May 02, 2002

ATTEND THE ANNUAL MEETING

Don't forget to attend Meadowbrook's upcoming Annual Board of Directors' meeting on Saturday, April 27, 2002. The meeting will begin at 2:00 p.m., at The Mountain View Christian Church, located at 2601 W Oracle Jaynes Station Road, near the entrances to Meadowbrook. The agenda includes the election of new members to the Board of Directors, and the potential discussion of important issues pertaining to the association. Homeowners should have received a letter reminding them to send in their proxy. Remember, homeowners are entered into a $25 prize drawing when they return their proxy.

JUST A REMINDER

* Pull weeds.
* Don't park boats or inoperable vehicles in front yards or on the street.
* Report graffiti or vandalism to the police department.
* Keep trash out of yards. Keep garbage cans out of sight unless they are being emptied that day.
* Don't dump garbage in nearby washes or fields.
* Keep fences painted and well maintained.
* Get plans for exterior changes approved by the Architectural Review Committee.
* Use approved colors of paint and types of rocks.
* Contact Vision Property Management or attend the monthly board meetings with any specific concerns.

MAY 2002 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING

The next meeting for the Board of Directors is scheduled to be held on the second Thursday of the month. This month's meeting will be on Thursday, May 9, at 7:00 p.m., at The Fountains at La Cholla Retirement Center. All residents are welcome to attend. If you plan on coming and have a specific concern, please notify VPM at 514-6865, prior to the meeting.

CRIME REPORT

Graffiti is still a problem throughout Meadowbrook. It was found this past month at the park, including the jungle gym and picnic areas.

If you notice any criminal activity, notify the Sheriff's Office immediately at 741-4900. Following your report, please call Patty at 293-5467 to include the crime in the next issue of Meadowbrook News.

ARC

Any changes or improvements to the exterior of houses or landscaping need the approval of the Architectural Committee. Any structural changes or additions to the exterior of the home, front or back yard, should be submitted for approval. If relandscaping the entire yard, submit a plan to be approved. Any natural gravel is pre-approved, vinyl coated rock (turquoise, wine) or white rock should be used as accents in small areas only. Paint colors for the house and trim can now be used in various combinations, but homeowners must submit their choices for approval prior to painting. Persons can submit their own blue, green, brown, or gray paint colors schemes, but the ARC must look at color chips before they can make a decision. Avoid bright, neon, or extremely dark shades.

The ARC meets the first Tuesday of every month. Please submit your requests to Vision Property Management prior to the meeting and fill out an Architectural Improvement Application and Review Form.

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH

Any homeowners interested in participating in the local Neighborhood Watch program can contact Terina McLaren at 408-7978 or 237-2686.

COMMUNITY YARD SALE

Anyone interested in having a Community Yard Sale needs to let the Board know by either attending the Annual Meeting scheduled for April 27 or contacting VPM. The Board will decide whether to hold a sale based on the response they receive from homeowners.

CLASSIFIEDS

Contact Valarie Stovall with Long Realty, Northwest Office, at 404-5027 for a free no obligation market analysis of your property area sales. I offer a FREE Home Warranty to all of my buyers and sellers.

Patio Furniture-4' round beige metal table with glass top with 4 matching chairs and cushions. Very nice condition $85.00, XL (6'6") Twin Bed, medium-firm mattress, box spring, linens, frame and wooden headboard, great condition $65.00. Electric Hedge Shears $15.00. 749-5790.

For refinances or purchases, please call me, Dan Jansen, with Charter Funding; southern Arizona's leading residential lender. You can save money doing business with a local lender, both with interest rates and closing costs. Call me for more information. Dan Jansen, 909-3597.

FREE: Metal mini blinds for the "willow" 2 bedroom house. Tan in color. I just want to get rid of them. Great condition, but do need to be cleaned. Call Laurie, 293-0686.

Lamastus Painting Co. Interior and exterior painting. Power washing, professional applicators. Call now for free estimates. Licensed and bonded. Call 293-3577 or cell 631-8019.

American Family Insurance. We take pride in providing professional and personal service. Call or stop in for all your auto, home, life, health and business insurance needs. The John Piotrowski Agency, 120 W River Road, Ste B, Tucson, AZ 85704. 297-9292.

Troop 311 is planning for a second car wash on Saturday, May 11, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Carl's Jr., 635 E. Wetmore (in the same parking lot as Walmart). It's the Mother's Day weekend and I'm sure Mom would love to have a nice clean car to drive around in on her special day! Proceeds for the fundraiser are going towards sending the Troop to San Diego, California, at the end of June. Hope to see you there!

WELCOME! The Mountain Vew Christian Church invites you to join us in worshipping God, our Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit. The church is located near the entrance to Meadowbrook homes at 2601 W. Oracle Jaynes Station Road. Bible Study Hour at 9:30 a.m. Worship Service at 10:45 a.m. The Holy Communion (Lord's supper) is served each Sunday during with Worship Service. Loren W. Emersen, Minister. Church phone 887-7771. Everyone Welcome!

If you would like to place an ad in the Meadowbrook News, just send or email your name, phone number, lot number and ad information by the second Thursday of each month to:
Vision Property Management
Old Adobe Office Park
326 S Wilmot #B100
Tucson, AZ 85711
or mneditor@hotmail.com
Please indicate if you would not like your classified included with the online version. You must resubmit your ad each month you would like it placed.

The Meadowbrook Community Association accepts no responsibility for items purchased or serviced rendered through these classified ads, or for any ideas or suggestions printed in any part of this publication.