Hawk Talk

The McDowell Sonoran Conservancy will enlighten and educate you about the unusual ways in which people end up ten toes in the air in the middle of the Sonoran Desert. Learn how to deal with rattlesnakes, Gila Monsters, scorpions, mountain lions, bees, heat stroke, hypothermia, and the occasional hostile cactus, just to name a few. Register by Wednesday, March 5.

Shredding Event

Stop by the Offices at Grayhawk parking lot on March 15 from 9-11 a.m. for a shredding event. Each vehicle is allowed up to two banker sized boxes and documents will be shredded on site. Registration is required and spots are filling up fast! This is a free event but we are accepting diaper donations (all sizes) for Foster Alliance.

Annual Meeting Ballot

An email will be sent to homeowners next week from grayhawk@ivotehoa.com (GCA) and retreatvillage@ivotehoa.com (RVA) with a ballot for the Annual Meetings, being held on March 19. The election is being managed electronically. If you don't receive the emails for the GCA and the RVA (if you live in the Retreat), please call the GCA Office at 480-563-9708.

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Important Vote Headed to Your Inbox

In 2023, the Arizona Legislature passed HB2298 requiring associations conduct a vote in order to retain the ability to regulate public roadways. In order for this vote to pass, one tenth of the members must vote, and at least of a majority of the members voting must vote YES, in favor of retaining the right to regulate public roadways. The Grayhawk Community Association (GCA) will be holding this vote in conjunction with the upcoming Board of Directors election.

If the GCA does not obtain enough YES votes, it will forever lose the ability to regulate public roadways. You can learn more about this important vote, including what would happen if the GCA does not obtain enough YES votes, by visiting our website.

Front Yard Landscaping

On recent property tours, staff have noticed homes that need additional landscaping and/or granite in their front yards. We understand that many residents lost plants due to the heat over the past few years, and that with the age of the community some front yards just need a little updating. Please remember that the front of your home contributes to the overall look of your street. That being said, we will be looking for owners to make any necessary updates this spring and will be sending letters if necessary. If you do receive a letter, please reach out to staff so that we can help you to bring your yard into compliance.

Construction Material

If you are having construction materials delivered, please make sure that they are stored on your property (driveway or landscaping) and that the materials are not blocking any portion of the sidewalk and street. This includes materials that are delivered and will be installed the same day. The sidewalks need to remain clear at all times for the safety of your neighbors.

Transponder Installation

Installations for this week will occur on Monday from 8-9 a.m., Tuesday from 2-3 p.m., Wednesday from 9-10 a.m., Thursday from 12-1 p.m. and Friday from 8-9 a.m. at the GCA office (7940 E Thompson Peak Pkwy #102). For questions, please contact Bri at 480-563-9708 or bminjarez@ccmcnet.com . Please bring a check or credit card with you when you have a transponder installed.

Grayhawk Community Association

Professionally managed by CCMC

7940 E. Thompson Peak Pkwy., Ste. 102
Scottsdale, AZ 85255
480-563-9708
Open M-F from 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

To contact roving patrol during regular business hours, please call the GCA Office at the number above. After hours, please call:
Talon Gate: 480-502-7685
Raptor Gate: 480-502-5078

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