Updates
Breckenridge Manor

The tree treatment for the community has been rescheduled to Saturday, October 30th. 

Volunteers are needed Saturday, October 23rd, at 8:00 am, to help with the Community Service Project for the Common Area Trees.  Please see the attached for additional informaiton. 

Please see the attached flyer regarding the upcoming Fall Happy Hour.  Hope to see you there. 

Breckenridge Manor HOA will be hosting a casual get together on July 30th. Please mark your calendar's and plan on joining us. See the attached flyer for information.

We are looking for volunteers to help with the tree treatment throughout the community this Saturday. Please see the attached flyer for more information.

Appreciate the communities response getting the Updated CC&R Vote completed.  SPCE Coffee is working with the Board to provide their Coffee blends for the community as a thank you and to promote their products.  If you have not returned your ballot for the updated CC&Rs please swing by Tomorrow from 7am – 11am Tuesday, March 16th and vote.  Meet at the Toddler Playground (East Smaller Community Playground) on East Pinion.  Ballots will be on hand to sign and vote with.   Come and enjoy some free Coffee from SPCE if you have already voted also.   Thank you once again to everyone for voting it is greatly appreciated!!”

Please see the attached notice regarding the upcoming Breckenridge Manor Annual Meeting. 

Please see the attached newsletter.

The HOA is looking for 12-15 volunteers to help treat the trees in the common area tomorrow, Saturday, February 20th at 8:00am. Please meet at the southwest greenbelt, next to 250 E Tremaine Ave. Please see the attached flyer for additional information. Volunteers will receive one free tree treatment.

Please see the attached flyer about the Luminary Walk. 

Please see the attached fall newsletter. 

You must have your dog on a leash at all times. Once your dog is no longer in your house or fenced yard, the State, City, and County require them to be leashed at all times.  It is actually a criminal offense in the City of Mesa, to allow your dog to roam free of a leash. The Homeowners Association also imposes hefty fines for allowing your dog to roam without a leash.  There are several approved leash-free dog parks here in the City of Mesa if Fido needs a good run. To report a violation, please contact Heywood Management or the City of Mesa Animal Control Department. Animal Control, City of Mesa: All dogs must be leashed and kept under control when not contained in a fenced yard or inside of your home. It is also unsafe, as your dog could be hit by a car, become lost or stolen, or get in a fight with another dog. Allowing your dog to run at large is a class 1 misdemeanor under the Mesa City Code. 

It was reported in NextDoor that Racoons have been cited in our community. Please take precautions, bring any leftover food inside after feeding pets to prevent attracting Racoons to your yard. Put all trash in the garbage can and keep the lids closed. Watch out for small pets, birds and turtles, etc. Do not put food out for feral animals. Thank you for your attention to this matter as Racoons carry rabies, can be very destructive, and have a vicious bite.

The Board will be meeting for a final meeting of the year next week, Wednesday, November 4th at 6:00 pm.  Attached is the proposed agenda, which is subject to change prior to the meeting.  The meeting will be held electronically again. Use the link below and download the Ring Central App / Program, for your computer, tablet, or smartphone.  You can also use Zoom if you already have that program on your computer or device.  With Zoom, click on join meeting and enter the meeting ID number below. You can join in using any smartphone, tablet, or computer.  You can also join via conference call using the telephone number below.  Once the call is answered, you will be prompted to enter the meeting ID below. Breckenridge Nov. Board meeting Nov 4, 2020 6:00 PM Arizona

The winter lawns always look beautiful in the community during the cooler winter months.  Some owners are having issues, or the winter lawn was not germinated with proper watering.   Winter lawn is required, so thank you for addressing any issues you are having and reach out for help if needed.  Winter lawn watering will continue through next week, so lawns will not be mowed until the following week after next.  You can put down seed and germinate it in the bare areas in the next week if you move quickly. Not next week, but the week after, (week of Nov. 9th) please set your lawn irrigation to water for 5 min, 1 time per day.   Set your clock to water for 4 days during the week.  Turn the clock off on Tuesdays and Wednesdays to allow for mowing on Wednesday each week.   Irrigation at the homes is running too long.  Water is running off into the streets and into the retention basins.  Too much water will not soak in and it creates puddles and mosquitoes. Thank you for doing what you need to for a healthy winter lawn.  Thank you for adjusting your water time, for regular winter watering starting the week of November 9th.