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DOCUMENTS & IMPORTANT INFO
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ACH/DIRECT DEBIT WITHDRAWAL FORM
Acreage Classification | Acres | % Developed |
| Residential | 1,771 | 99% |
| Commercial | 542 | 99% |
| City | 93 | 100% |
| Hospital | 61 | 77% |
| School District | 42 | 100% |
| Common Area | 184 | 100% |
| Lakes | 120 | 100% |
| Golf Course | 303 | 100% |
MRPOA Properties West of Pima/101
MRPOA Properties East of Pima/101 (McCormick Ranch Center/Commercial)
Approved Paint Colors for McCormick Ranch
All owners must still fill out a Paint Application, and submit to the office the pre-approved color choice to be used before painting. A submittal of pre-approved colors will be immediately approved by staff and does not have to go to Committee.
Pre-Approved Paint Schemes
The Association’s Architectural Committees have received hundreds of paint requests in the last year from members. Many of the requests are for colors found on our pre-approved paint palette, which has been updated to include shades of whites and grays. With each “body” color on the pre-approved palette, you are offered two “trim” color options. Please note that any other desired combination of the paint shades shown must go through the normal approval process.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please review the Rules and Regulations for a complete list of guidelines.
You can find the pre-approved paint schemes here:
McCormick Ranch Paint Visualizer (Sherwin Williams)
Once you determine your paint scheme using the Paint Visualizer, you can find comparable Dunn-Edwards paint colors by following the link below and selecting the paint scheme selected using the Paint Visualizer.
**For your convenience, the Committee reviews applications the first and third Wednesdays of each month.
Paint Appeals
Denials of Paint Applications (not Paint Appeals) by the Architectural Control Committee may be appealed to the Board of Directors. Appeal information can be found by clicking the links below.
Paint Violations
The Compliance Department has noted the following paint problems on many homes and walls on McCormick Ranch;
- Blistering
- Burnishing (increase in gloss or sheen when rubbed)
- Chalking (fine powder on the surface due to weathering)
- Cracking
- Efflorescence (white deposits that appear on concrete brick, stucco, mortar, and other masonry surfaces when exposed to moisture)
- Fading/ peeling
- Poor flow (failure of paint to dry to a smooth film, resulting in unsightly brush and roller marks after paint dries)
- Poor gloss retention
- Poor hide (failure of dried paint to obscure the surface to which it is applied)
- Poor sheen uniformity (flashing)
- Surfactant leaching (blotchy, glossy, tan or brownish spots on the surface of latex paints).
- The extreme heat and moisture experienced over the last two years on McCormick Ranch have accelerated the above-mentioned paint problems.
If you are experiencing a hardship, have other extenuating circumstances, or disagree with a violation, the Board has approved a Paint Appeal. The process allows the Architectural Control Committee to review individual situations, and act appropriately. On October 28, 2015, the Association Board passed a resolution approving the use of the Paint Appeals Form for property owners who wish to submit a paint appeal. Approval of the appeal shall be at the sole discretion of the Architectural Control.
Information on retaining walls surrounding lakes Angela, Nino and Margherite are found in the document below under “Lakefront Properties”.
The McCormick Ranch Property Owners’ Association (MRPOA) takes great pride in the over 2,500 established and mature trees that add to the planned appearance of the Association. These trees represent an Association asset and are found in MRPOA common areas and City of Scottsdale medians maintained by MRPOA through long-standing maintenance agreements. Money has been spent for the purchase and planting of these trees and additional funds are allocated annually for their maintenance. Trees provide, among other benefits, erosion control, shade privacy, noise and sound barriers, traffic barriers, dust barriers, wildlife and scenic beauty.
As a result of the above-mentioned benefits to the overall community that the trees represent, MRPOA exercises extreme prudence when considering the removal of any tree. The Tree Policy approved by the Board of Directors details the criteria for removing a tree.
To ensure that the area you would like to use will be dry, free of debris and landscaping, please contact Bree Peterson prior to submitting the Use of Premise Form at 480-860-1122, ext. 205 or email bpeterson@mrpoa.com.
You must also submit a Certificate of Insurance for at least one million dollars ($1,000,000), naming the McCormick Ranch Property Owners’ Association, Inc., as additional insured. The fee for the permit is $500.00 per area, per day. If an employee is required on site, it is an additional $250 per employee.
The total fee will be disclosed when the request is approved. Once you receive an email approving the use of the area(s) requested, please bring your certificate of insurance and payment (by cash or money order) and pick up your permit at the MRPOA Office located at 9248 N 94th Street (Via Linda and 94th St). You must have a copy of your permit with you at all times during use.
BOARD & COMMITTEE INFORMATION
BOARD MEETINGS
BOARD POLICIES
ELECTION INFORMATION
COMMITTEE CHARTERS
COMMITTEE VOLUNTEER APPLICATION
MRPOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTED
BOARD AND COMMITTEE MINUTES
BOARD MEETINGS
Board meetings are open to Members of McCormick Ranch Property Owners’ Association only. Presentations must be prearranged through the MRPOA Executive Director by emailing admin@mrpoa.com. Board Meetings are held the 4th Wednesday of most months. Meeting dates and times can be found here.
Requests to be on the Board agenda must be received the Thursday before the meeting, no later than 12 PM. It is up to the member to confirm Association receipt of request.
BOARD POLICIES
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ELECTION INFORMATION
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COMMITTEE CHARTERS
COMMITTEE VOLUNTEER APPLICATION
McCormick Ranch Property Owners’ Association (MRPOA) has many qualified and dedicated owners who have been willing to give of their time and expertise to assist in the governance of the Association. Volunteers are essential to the Association’s success. The MRPOA Board of Directors is seeking new volunteers for the Architectural Control, Landscape, and Procedures Committees. We hope that you will consider volunteering for a Committee.
If you are interested in volunteering for a Committee:
- Review the Committee Charters in the tab above.
- Complete a Committee Volunteer Form found here and send it to admin@mrpoa.com or drop it off at the MRPOA office – 9248 N 94th St, Scottsdale, 85258.
- The Board President will review your interest for consideration. You will be contacted by MRPOA Staff for a meeting.
- You will be updated with the timing of any committee appointment.
If you have any questions about Committees, please email admin@mrpoa.com or board@mrpoa.com.
MRPOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTED
During the Annual Meeting of the Members of the Association held on February 20, 2024, at the Scottsdale Resort on McCormick Ranch, absentee ballots were accepted and the results of the directors’ election were tabulated and announced. The following members were elected to the Board of Directors:
Rick Currey
Michael B Nelson
Andi St. John
Board Officers elected at the March Board Meeting included:
PRESIDENT – Rick Currey
VICE-PRESIDENT – Sam Luft
TREASURER/SECRETARY – Jeff Steinberg
BOARD AND COMMITTEE MINUTES
Meeting Minutes are only available to members of the Association. Members may view meeting minutes online by logging into their account at members.mrpoa.com. If you do not have your login information, please call the office at 480-860-1122, ext. 200, or email admin@mrpoa.com.
RESERVE STUDY
There are 4 important reasons to conduct a reserve study.
- To maintain the property’s value and appearance
A reserve study helps maintain the property’s value and the property owner’s investment. By identifying and budgeting for future capital improvements, the property’s common elements continue to look attractive and well-kept, adding to the community’s overall quality of life. - To fulfill the board of directors’ fiduciary responsibility
Board members of community associations have a fiduciary responsibility to their members. Directors are legally bound to use sound business judgment in guiding the association and cannot ignore major capital expenditures or eliminate them from the budget. - To establish sound financial planning and budget direction
A comprehensive reserve study lays out a schedule of major repairs or replacements to common property elements and applies cost estimates to them. To ensure property owners have adequate reserve funding to cover anticipated costs, a reserve funding plan typically spans 30 years. In short, it’s your blueprint for the future. - To comply with state law
Many states now require community associations to disclose reserves, accumulate reserves or have professional reserve studies conducted. It’s anticipated more states will adopt similar legislation. - Login to your account at members.mrpoa.com to view the latest Reserve Study for McCormick Ranch Property Owners’ Association, Inc.