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The Survey is Located at the Bottom of this Page

History of Sign Development
​provided by President Mike Nielsen

Early 2014
  • Board Meeting presided over by then President Jim Murphy. Knowing that I was a contractor, I was asked to investigate the possibility of an entrance sign.
  • I went to the City of Scottsdale - got all necessary information.
  • Our original thought was that Jim Murphy, Tony Viti, Jose (handyman), and I install the sign with an "off-the-cuff" estimate of $5,000 to $7,000.
  • Hired a surveyor to outline the boundaries 
  • Submitted results of survey to the City. They agreed but strongly advised that we have a licensed contactor do the work
6/2014​
  • Received agreement from the homeowners at Rancho Vista and Mariposa as to the placement of the sign(s).
  • Filed the "Sign Easement" with the County which was approved and signed by the Notary Public of Maricopa County on May 12, 2014.
5/2016
  • Restarted pursuit and got the name of an out-of-state company that did "monument signs" in our area.
  • Received an estimate of $12,000 to $15,000.

6/2016 
  • Researched more sign contractors and found one in our area---with hopefully lower estimates-being without the middleman.
  • Submitted a request for quote complete with examples of what we wanted from local contractor.

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​Villa monterey sign Survey

At a Special Meeting of the Board of Directors on December 6, 2016, the board voted to stop further actions pertaining to erecting a sign at one or more of the east-west entrance streets to Villa Monterey One on Miller Road until:
  • A homeowner survey is conducted and
  • The cost of constructing signage is known and
  • The Board can study how this expense affects the budget
At this meeting, the Board instructed the webmaster to survey homeowners about the desirability of erecting one or more signs on at least one entrance street to our community.  At this time, the board is not interested in exactly where the sign would be or look like but rather the desirability of paying for new signs.
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