Las Sendas

PROJECT UPDATES

 
There's always something happening at Las Sendas — see the status of various projects the Association is working on around the community right here.
Recent Completed Maintenance Projects
 
Here’s what our maintenance team and vendors have been working on recently:
 
  • The pillar at the Thomas Road exit has been repaired.
  • Two lights at Tennis Court 5 have been replaced.
  • Rock has been added in front of the Boulder Pool to help reduce potential fall hazards at the large step.
  • Door handles at Sonoran Heights Parke have been repaired and are now functional.
  • The splash pad was repainted, and the restrooms have been repaired.
  • The swing set at Boulder Mountain Parke has been repainted.
  • A new spa heater has been installed at Windsong.
  • All Trailhead spa jets are fixed and operating well.
  • The water features at Red Mountain and Eaglecrest, and at Las Sendas Mountain and Eaglecrest, have had maintenance completed and are now operational.
  • Concrete Trip Hazard Repairs
  • HVAC Replacement at the Trailhead
Pickleball Gate 4 Lock
 
The gate at Pickleball Court 4 is currently not locking properly. Our team has attempted several in-house repairs, but the issue remains unresolved.
 
Our team is working to schedule a vendor to assess the gate and complete the necessary repairs. We appreciate your patience as we work to restore the gate as quickly as possible.
 
Updated 04/15/26
Trailhead Pool Deck Resurfacing | March 30 - End of April
 
The Trailhead Pool Deck Resurfacing Project will begin Monday, March 30. The project is expected to take approximately four weeks, with the pool area currently scheduled to reopen at the beginning of May.
 
Updates will be shared as additional information becomes available.
 
During this time, Boulder Mountain Pool will remain open for residents.
 
Additionally, the Spa + Fitness Center will be closed from March 30 through April 5 due to construction activity associated with the project, including demolition, heavy silica dust, and noise. The first week of demolition is expected to be the most impactful phase of construction.
GFiber Micro-Trenching
Fiber Internet Coming Soon - Micro-Trenching | Ongoing - End of April
 
Schedule by Enclave
 
 
 
Project Phases (What to Expect)
 
1. Pre-Construction (T-Minus 7–10 Days)
Before any machinery hits the pavement, the team focuses on site preparation and resident notification to ensure a smooth workflow.
  • Notifications: Door hangers are placed to alert residents of the upcoming work schedule.
  • Site Marking: Crews perform "white lining" to map the intended path, followed by "blue stakes" (utility Locates) to identify existing underground lines. Some markings may be on your property, but construction will be limited to the streets and utility easements. Digging may occur within the utility easement on some of the lots where a new utility box will be placed. The boxes will be flush with the ground.
  • Clearance: "No Parking" signs are staged to ensure the street is clear for work.
 
 
2. Active Construction & Trenching
This is the most active phase, typically completed on a per-block basis within a single day to minimize neighborhood impact.
  • Utility Prep: Crews perform coring and potholing to verify the depth of existing utilities and set the drop vaults (access points).
  • The Cut: A saw cuts a narrow 8-inch-deep trench at the seam between the curb and the asphalt.
  • Placement & Fill: Conduit is immediately laid into the trench, which is then backfilled with a slurry to stabilize the road and trench.
 
 
3. Restoration & Street Cleaning
Once the conduit is secure, crews focus on cleaning the work area and restoring the streets and cleaning
  • Cleaning: 1–2 days after the initial cut, crews return to pressure wash the trench and remove any debris or dust from the street.
  • Permanent Seal: The following week, asphalt patching is performed, and a mastic sealant is applied to create a durable, weather-tight finish that blends with the road.
 
 
4. Close-Out & Quality Assurance
The final phase ensures the infrastructure is functional and the aesthetics meet City/HOA standards.
  • Fiber Placement: Crews pull the actual fiber optic glass through the installed conduits.
  • Compliance Walks: Quality walks are conducted to ensure the work meets all City and HOA specifications.
  • Remediation: Any issues or "punches" flagged during these walks are addressed immediately to finalize the project.
 
Frequently Asked Questions
 
Question: Will the contractor be doing work on my property or in my yard?
Answer: No. All the work will be in the common areas and on the streets. However, the contractor may need to enter the utility easement on your property near the property line, which may include walking on your property or placing materials there during the workday. No supplies should be stored on any lots overnight.   If a resident signs up for Google Fiber, they will schedule the installation of fiber-optic glass from the street to their house.
 
Question: Will our guests or I be able to park on the street in front of my house?
Answer: Please follow the no-parking signs that are posted on your street and do not park on the street during the dates posted. You and your guests may park elsewhere in the neighborhood while work is being performed. You can also park on the public roads (i.e., Eagle Crest, Ridgecrest, Mountain Ridge and Red Mountain), if that is helpful. 
 
Question: Will I be able to get out of my driveway if they're working in front of my house?
Answer: If there is a crew in front of your house at the time you need to arrive or leave, please let the crew know of your intention to enter/leave, and they will accommodate your request.  
 
Question: Are Las Sendas Residents Obligated to Sign Up for Google Fiber
Answer: No, residents will continue to have the discretion to choose their internet service provider. Google Fiber will simply be an additional option for Las Sendas residents. 
 
Question: When will Google Fiber be available
Answer: We anticipate it will be available after May 1, 2026. The exact date is not known
 
Question: How do I sign up?
Answer: While Las Sendas cannot provide this information directly as a result of our exclusive marketing agreement with Cox, Google Fiber will make other arrangements to notify residents when services are ready and provide sign-up instructions.
 
Question: Will Cox provide Fiber?
Answer: At this time, Cox does not plan to install fiber-optic cable; however, Cox will be upgrading its existing infrastructure to provide symmetrical gigabit speeds to all homes with Cox service. We are waiting for a schedule from Cox.
 
Question: What does it mean if there are markings on my property?
Answer: Crews perform "white lining" to map the intended path, followed by "blue stakes" (utility Locates) to identify existing underground lines. Some markings may be on your property, but construction will be limited to the streets and utility easements. Digging may occur within the utility easement on some of the lots where a new utility box will be placed. The boxes will be flush with the ground. If work is performed within the utility easement and property damage occurs, a restoration team will be available to restore the area upon completion.
Las Sendas Flag on Power | Date TBD
 
We are aware that the flag located off Power needs to be re-strung and are working to address it as quickly as possible.
 
Thank you for your patience and understanding!
Looking for something else? Feel free to give us a call during regular business hours at (480) 357-8780.