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Tempe, Arizona 85284 • October 6, 2008

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	New proposed entry to Corona Del Sol Estates! Hello Neighbors! I can e-mail all of you this picuture if you want just send me an e-mail. Contact Info: website \| email \| Ann Adams 602-330-2323

	Current HOA News & Information Corona del Sol Estates Neighborhood Association CDSENA, LLC Web site General Information (homepage button) History Corona del Sol Estates was established 1978 when the first custom and semi-custom homes were constructed and now consists of 199 homes or lots. Properties of 1/3 to 1/2 acre can be found with unique side setbacks of 15 feet or more. Homes range from 2,790 square feet to ~4,000 square feet and sell for between $400,000 and $850,000. The Corona del Sol Estates Neighborhood Association CDSENA was established in 1998 by Karen Mulford and is dedicated to the promotion of positive partnerships between neighbors, surrounding neighborhoods, and the City of Tempe as well as the collaborative effort to keep the neighborhood esthetically updated and in good repair. It formally registered with the Arizona Corporation Commission as a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in 2007. Boundaries (General Information button) Our boundaries are approximately Lakeshore Drive to the west, Warner Road to the north, McClintock to the east, and Knox Road to the south with the exception of homes in Los Tesoros between McClintock and Juniper. Codes, Covenants, and Restrictions (General Information button) We ask our neighbors to voluntarily adhere to our CC&R’s (link to pdf file copy) established in 1978, as well as City of Tempe codes and ordinances. Neighbors who unwittingly find themselves out of compliance may receive a friendly reminder from the CC&R Committee (link to committee section) or a notice from the City of Tempe. Thank you for honoring our neighborhood guidelines for coexistence! Schools (General Information button) Our community is proud to host some of the most academically rigorous and high achieving schools in the state of Arizona. We are served by the Kyrene Elementary School District and the Tempe Union High School District. • Kyrene del Cielo Elementary School (link) abuts our neighborhood to the south and serves our kindergarten through 5th graders. • Kyrene Aprende Middle School (link) is a mile south of our neighborhood where 6th - 8th graders are bused. • Corona del Sol High School (link) located within our square mile area, is approximately ½ mile from our neighborhood, and serves our 9th – 12th grade students. The State of Arizona’s open enrollment law allows parents to send their students to any public school (district or charter) within the state that is not at capacity as long as transportation is provided. Feel free to check out our local school options at www.greatschools.net (link) or www.schoolmatters.com. (link) Arizona State University (link) is 8 miles north Mesa Community College (link) is 7 miles northeast Freeways (General Information button) We are: 1 ½ miles west of Loop 101 4 miles south of U.S. 60 3 miles east of Interstate 10 Malls (General Information button) 3 ½ miles north of Chandler Fashion Center in Chandler 8 miles southwest of the Fiesta Mall in Mesa 6.6 miles southeast of the Arizona Mills Mall in Tempe Contacts (homepage button) President Jamal Allen goodlawyr@aol.com 480-777-1464 Vice President Kelly Soriano Kelly@AZHouseHunters.com 602-739-5745 Secretary Mary Wolf-Francis mary@EDUPartnerships.com 480-730-1087 Want to be on our email updates list? Email Mary Wolf-Francis at mary@edupartnerships.com Committee Updates (homepage button) Neighborhood Enhancement Committee EXTREME MAKEOVER! 2007 (direct link from homepage for now?) The Extreme Makeover! Committee is being co-chaired by: Mary Anne Kuhn: makuhn@cox.net Dean Nyhart: pdnyhart@juno.com In April 2007 the Extreme Makeover! Committee was established to update the perimeter walls, signs and landscaping of our neighborhood. This effort, scheduled to be completed in August, will require financial commitments, in-kind contributions, and volunteer efforts from each of our homeowners. THE ISSUES: • Textured stucco shows dirt • Stucco is pealing away from the wall and sign • Words are hard to read even during the day • Brick needs to be power washed • Many sections of wall and some signs need to be replaced due to irreparable damage • Planters are poorly constructed and plants can’t be easily maintained • Only one sign is lit up but all 6 need to be • Much of the landscaping needed to be removed and/or replaced THE DESIGN PLANS: (Neighborhood Enhancement Committee button) (Mary Anne will give me this content?) THE PROCESS: (Neighborhood Enhancement Committee button) (This is directly from the newsletter) Phase I – Design Under the leadership of Mary Anne Kuhn, we have hired Creative Environments to create the biddable design for walls, signs, and landscaping. Mary Anne is donating her time to work on the design for new signs. We’re thinking: • Keep/enhance/power wash the brick as it is consistent with our architecture • Put the majority of the funds into redesigning the signs – new wall, metal letters, lit up, no planters • Place a layer of brick on top of existing wall for esthetic purposes • Replace stucco with smooth surface • Repaint with an updated color to complement the brick Phase II – Wall Construction Plan Dan Croyle and Steve Amelotte from the City of Tempe are working together with the neighbors who own property along Warner and McClintock to remove/replace damaged walls and take out the roots causing the cracks. They will also remove and rebuild signage walls to prepare for new signs. Creative Designs (or another licensed contractor) will then restucco the entire perimeter and signage walls with a smooth surface and paint with a color to be chosen by the committee with neighborhood input. Phase III – Sign Design and Construction Sign designs will be reviewed and chosen by the committee with neighborhood input. Construction will begin when design if finalized. We’re thinking: • Metal letters that can be repainted, revised, replaced over time as needed without disturbing the wall • Arched signage wall to reflect our name “crown of the sun” • Enhanced pillars as funds are available • Lighting of signs is priority but dependant on funds Phase IV - Landscaping 65 plants were removed during the excavation and will be replaced by the City of Tempe. Additional plants will be added as funds are available in accordance with the design plans from Creative Environments and City of Tempe specifications. Tempe is also providing granite that will be spread across all landscaped areas. THE COST: (Neighborhood Enhancement Committee button) We are asking all 199 homes in our neighborhood to contribute between $500 and $1000 toward this effort. We estimate the cost to be approximately $100,000 based on the work of other neighborhoods. A bank account has been opened at Bank of America and will remain open as long as the CDSENA, LLC exists. This will allow us to keep any additional funds raised to support future projects as they arise. MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: CDSENA Drop off or send to Mary Wolf-Francis 9320 S. Lakeshore Dr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: (Neighborhood Enhancement Committee button) Thanks to the following neighbors for their generous support of this project Name Address Amount Charlie and Vera Bakely 9248 S. Lakeshore Dr. 500 Mary Anne Kuhn 1330 E. Ranch Dr. 500 Dave and Patty Merkel 1333 E. Ranch Dr. 500 James and Terry Carr 8836 S. Poplar 500 Mr. And Mrs. Schoeneman 1530 E. Greentree 500 Bill and Melinda Richardson 1712 E. Greentree 500 Ira King 1305 E. LaVieve 500 Dave and Pam Ihns 9026 E. Juniper 500 Tom and Dottie Ohe 9240 S. Poplar 500 Dan and Donna Croyle 8837 S. Poplar 1500 Bob and Melinda Skalka 9252 S. Oak 1000 Zach and Sara Arnold 8850 S. Poplar 750 Mary and Jeff Francis 9320 S. Lakeshore Dr. 500 Justin and Peggi Paeper 9251 S. Lakeshore Dr. 500 Ron and Robin Jensen 9152 S. Lakeshore Dr. 500 Bruce and Rikki Hayes 1331 E. Ranch 500 Clark Preston and Laurie Chassin 9301 S. Juniper 500 Arthur and Suzanne Furrow 9029 S. Butte 500 Jim and Stepanie Samuelson 1304 E. Caroline 500 Walker and Dianne Everson 1317 E. LaVieve 1000 Jamal and Taji Allen 1428 E. LaVieve 500 Zafer and Priscilla Kadi 1330 E. LaVieve 750 Bob and Sandy McCauley 9231 S. Oak 500 John and Joyce Melter 9028 S. Lakeshore Dr. 500 Shannon and Charles Duff 1402 E. Caroline 500 Don and Joan Stein 1427 E. LaVieve 500 Louis and Monica Araneta 9114 S. Lakeshore Dr. 500 James and Gwen Cordiak 8833 S. Lakeshore Dr. 500 Thanks to neighbor John Ellis for his very generous in-kind contribution of equipment, manpower and off-loading of dirt during the excavation phase of the project. The City of Tempe estimates this contribution to be worth over $30,000! Thanks to the following volunteers for their time in April shoveling, sweeping and digging during the excavation phase of the project: Dean Nyhart Pam Nyhart Mary Anne Kuhn John Ellis Russ Schoeneman Dianne Schoeneman Dave Merkel Patty Merkel Tom Ohe Dottie Ohe Kristen Ohe Brittany Ohe Linda Crook Gwen Cordiak Jim Cordiak Greg Kotsovolos Trish Gainer Dan Croyle Rick (Lovell?) Mary Wolf-Francis Jeff Francis Bill Francis Molly Francis Colleen Francis Dylan Crane John Spanias Steve Palbykir Paul Schmidt Dave Hoffman Patty Hoffman Bruce Hayes Jon Hightower Ziva Sachoff Rebecca Sachoff Peggi Paeper Louie Araneta Monica Araneta Bob Kawa Diane Kawa Connor McCormick Shaughn McCormick Andy Salome Suzie Spaulding Bill Hudzietz CC&R Committee Chair - Wendy Henes ghenes@cox.net Download a copy of our CC&R’s CDSENA CC&Rs (link to pdf file) Contact Info: website \| email \| 602-330-2323

	Donations for Community Improvements We are asking for donations between $500-$1,000. Estimated cost of improvements is close to $30,000. MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: CDSENA Drop off or send to Mary Wolf-Francis 9320 S. Lakeshore Dr. Contact Info: website \| email \| 602-3302323
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