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Annual Assessment Due February 17, 2012
posted: 1/4/2012 The Annual Assessment invoices will be mailed to all owners, commercial and residential, the second week of January 2012. Payment will be due by February 17, 2012.
Assessments are due February 17th and will considered late if received after that date. A late fee of $18 will be applied on February 28th, and interest of 10% per annum will be added to the account each quarter payment is not made made. If you make use of online bill pay, please confirm that you are sending payments to the right mailing address. The correct mailing address for payments: McCormick Ranch POA, Inc. PO BOX 66578 PHOENIX AZ 85082-6578 You may also pay online at www.cabanc.com. You will not need to login to make a one-time payment.  MY ACCOUNT LOGIN INFORMATION
posted: 11/10/2011 Did you know you can view your A/P history, add ACH payment information, view architectural submittals from 2008 forward, add email correspondence, view and respond to violations, and change your mailing address online? Use the link above titled “My Account”. If you do not have a password, send an email to admin@mccormickranchpoa.com with your property address in the subject line. Your account number and password will be sent within 24 hours.
 INPUT NEEDED
posted: 10/3/2011 McCormick Ranch Property Owners’ Association (MRPOA) is looking for volunteers for the redesign of the MRPOA website, www.mccormickranchpoa.com. Meetings will be held in October and November. The redesign will incorporate MRPOA’s 40th Anniversary. Homeowner input is vital and volunteers are needed to round out the redesign efforts. Volunteering your services to MRPOA will not only assist the Board Members in making decisions, but will also give you an opportunity to offer suggestions for improvements to MRPOA that you and your neighbor feel are important. If you have suggestions for improvements or enhancements to the website, please contact the MRPOA office by emailing website@mccormickranchpoa.com or calling 480.860.1122, ext. 4.  Section of Pima Multi-Use Path to Close Temporarily Beginning Monday (June 6) for Sound-Wall Construction
posted: 6/6/2011 Path users can use detour between Mountain View Drive and the Arizona Canal
Construction of the new sound wall along the Loop 101 (Pima Freeway) between Via Linda Drive and Camelback Walk will result in a summer-long closure of part of the Pima Path beginning Monday (June 6). The Pima Path closure, from Mountain View Drive to Via Linda Drive, is scheduled through late August. While this segment of the Pima Path is closed, ADOT and the City of Scottsdale recommend using the Indian Bend Wash Path System between Mountain View Road and the Arizona Canal (just south of Indian Bend Road). Check here for details and a map of the path closure and detour route. Learn more about the Valley-wide Maricopa Regional Sound Wall Project. Path users should NOT enter or use any part of the path that is restricted. Email ValleyFreeways@azdot.gov or call the Project Hotline at 1-855-712-8530 with questions or comments.  RULES GOVERNING VIDEOTAPING AND AUDIOTAPING MEETINGS
posted: 5/27/2011 Board Resolution McCormick Ranch Property Owners’ Association Rules Governing Videotaping and AudiotapingMeetings The Board of Directors ofMcCormick Ranch Property Owners’ Association adopts the following resolution: 1. No videotaping oraudiotaping of meetings will be allowed before July 20, 2011. After July 20, 2011, allvideotaping or audiotaping of meetings shall be in accordance with thefollowing rules. 2. Only those with a legalright to attend the meeting may record the meeting. 3. A person intending totape a meeting must provide the Board with written notice that the meeting will berecorded. (a) If the Board gives 7 ormore days notice of the meeting, the person taping the meeting will give theBoard at least 72 hours advance notice. (b) If the Board gives lessthan 7 days notice of the meeting, the person taping the meeting will give theBoard at least 24 hours advance notice. 4. Any person recording ameeting must not interfere with the meeting or the view of the meeting by anyattendees. Any person recording must remain a reasonable distance from the Board orany other attendee. 5. The Board does notguarantee that any power source will be available. 6. No recording may bepublished, via internet, website or any other means, to people that did not have aright to attend the meeting, without prior written Board consent. This resolution was adoptedby the Board of Directors at the Board meeting held on May 25, 2011. McCormick Ranch PropertyOwners’ Association, an Arizona nonprofitcorporation.  BOARD MEMBERS ELECTED IN FEBRUARY 2011
posted: 3/24/2011 Three property owners were elected to serve three year terms as Board Members at the McCormick Ranch Property Owners’ Association Annual Meeting held on February 15, 2011.
Cameron Carter Jane Myers David Wood Officers Elected At a meeting duly called on March 23, 2011, the officers listed below were elected by the Board. Sam Luft, President Jane Myers, Vice President David Wood, Treasurer Cameron Carter, Secretary Committee Members Appointed Architectural Control Committee Garth E. Saager, Chairman James Jimerson Brian Calabro Architectural Review Committee Garth E. Saager, Chairman Gary Shapiro Kuei Song  |
About Us
posted: 1/1/2012
McCormick Ranch, with an estimated population of over 30,000 people, is one of the largest planned community developments in the country.When the master developer, Kaiser-Aetna, purchased the McCormick working ranch in 1969, it was the largest single piece of property sold for a planned community within the confines of a city's limits and one of the first to commit to underground utilities. The transformation of 4,236 acres of barren land into a world-renowned, mixed-use community did not happen by chance - nor does it continue to grow and prosper without proper guidance and adequate financial resources.
Direction comes from an elected Board of Directors and funding comes from a variety of sources. All residential property owners on McCormick Ranch are automatically members of the McCormick Ranch Property Owners' Association and pay an assessment fee which, in total, equates to 43% of the Association's income. The Annual Assessment per residential property owner for 2012 is $190.00.
Commercial property owners' pay an annual "Special Use Fee" based on Assessed Valuation, which equates to 50% of the Association's total income. The remaining 7% of the Association's funding comes from Maintenance Agreements, interest income, transfer and purchaser statement fees, and various other miscellaneous sources.
These monies are utilized to maintain the common areas, enforce the Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions, pay for related operating and capital expenditures including capital equipment and capital improvements and maintain a contingency fund for emergency purposes. Amongst other activities, the Association maintains 122 acres of turf, 50 acres of decomposed granite, 34 acres of lakes, 18 acres of medians and 16 acres of other common areas.
It assesses and monitors commercial property values of over $900,000,000 and issues hundreds of violation Notices for restriction infractions during the year. The McCormick Ranch Property Owners' Association has become a model for other planned communities across the nation for several reasons.
Foremost, McCormick Ranch is successful because of the pride of its residents. Maintenance of the common areas is a top priority. Enforcement of the recorded Declaration of Restrictions helps retain its character. Guidance and proper planning by its leaders assure that it will always be one of the best places to live and enjoy life.
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