COMMUNITY NEWS

While residents must use their garage and driveway for parking, your guests may park on the street for up to 72 hours in a seven-day period, provided they aren’t parked in a fire lane. To help reduce the number of unnecessary or incorrect violation letters, we are launching a trial Guest Pass Program.
 
Each residence can voluntarily stop by the Trailhead Office to collect two (2) guest parking passes. There is no monetary charge for the passes. The passes are a placard identifying the assigned residential address the guest vehicle is associated with. The placard is displayed on the vehicle's rearview mirror when your guest parks overnight on the street. This convenience eliminates the need for residents to contact the Trailhead Offices to advise of temporary overnight guest parking. The evening security patrol will be able to view the displayed pass and avoid issuing any parking violation notices on the guest vehicles.

 

Please note, this pass is only for a temporary variance for up to 72 consecutive hours. The pass does not provide any variance to fire lane violations.

Historically, vandalism in our community, especially near Boulder Mountain Park, tends to increase during school breaks, including the winter holidays, spring break and summer break. In addition to more common damage like graffiti, restroom components like toilets and sinks are often destroyed, and soap from the park bathrooms is added to spas and fountains. This of course requires extra labor and repair costs for the Las Sendas Community. 

 

These actions seem to be occurring after dark and after our security team leaves an area. Our security team is aware of this issue and is paying extra attention to our common areas. Additionally, our Security Director and the Security and Safety Committee are exploring ways to protect our common areas.

 

If you notice any unusual activity near Boulder Mountain Park at night, please call 480-220-1794 to speak with a security officer. 

 

Thanks so much for helping to make Las Sendas a safe and enjoyable community for all of our residents!

This week, six new automated external defibrillators or AED stations will be installed in various Las Sendas common areas. AEDs can be used by good Samaritans to help those experiencing cardiac arrest. When applied to cardiac arrest victims, AEDs analyzes the heart rhythm and will administer an electric “shock” that can help their heart “restart”. AEDs have audible instructions to walk users through the steps, so they can be used even if you don’t have prior training.

At the Las Sendas Community Association’s September 29 board meeting, the members of the board approved the further replacement of aging and broken irrigation and the addition of desert-uplands landscaping at enclave entrances.

 

The project was initially a three-year phased project.

MESA, Arizona – The Las Sendas master-planned community has become the first in Mesa to earn the Firewise USA designation, signifying a commitment to the safety and protection of its residents. 

A series of local fires in recent years inspired the community’s resident landscape committee members to prioritize fire mitigation efforts and develop Las Sendas' fire mitigation plan. These disasters included

The Custom Architectural Review Committee will be publishing revised Design Guidelines for Custom Homes in the next few months. While reviewing the guidelines, changes were made to the review process and design consultant's contract, necessitating changes to the fees as well. Beginning February 15, the design review fees and security deposits for new home construction and remodels on custom lots will be adjusted.

The Mesa Marathon is celebrating its tenth anniversary on Saturday, February 12, 2022! With the beautiful desert uplands setting we all enjoy in Las Sendas, it’s no wonder that the race runs through our community. Most of Ridgecrest and Eagle Crest will be closed starting at 4:00 am and will re-open in stages, with all Las Sendas streets anticipated to be open by 8:00 am. Traffic will not be permitted to cross the race route during the event

 

Allied Universal joins us in 2022 — replacing our patrol team — offering proactive security services, cutting-edge technology, and tailored solutions for our beautiful neighborhoods. You might begin to notice our new, talented team of specially trained security advocates patrolling our community. This uniformed team is ready to serve you and your neighbors and is equipped with practical risk mitigation and de-escalation training.