SaddleBrooke Two · For The Record · May 2025
SaddleBrooke Two HOA news, May 2025: golf rates, RVs, generator ban
Blaine Bond’s digest of HOA Two’s May 2025 newsletter: what the board and staff decided, in plain words, with the source linked at the end. Not the association’s own text.
The short version
What changed in May 2025
- Summer golf rates started May 1 at MountainView: $49 for 18 holes and $29 for 9 holes or twilight, with Canyon Card holders paying $39 and $22.
- The Rules & Regulations Committee clarified that an RV may sit in your driveway or street for only three days and two nights in a row within any seven-day period without a permit.
- The ALC confirmed whole-house generators remain prohibited, pointing owners to battery backup systems instead, after Trico reported that 96 % of outages last three hours or less.
- Through March the HOA posted $215,525 of net income against a budgeted loss of $538,101, with golf $296,552 ahead.
- The MountainView parking lot and Clubhouse Drive were being milled and repaved in early May, with temporary detours.
- Larry Wiley took over as Director of Common Area Maintenance.
What it means for buyers
Rules on RVs and backup power are stricter than many newcomers expect, so factor them in before you buy if you travel in an RV or rely on medical equipment. On the money side, a third straight month of amenity profits keeps pressure off dues.
Every decision in this issue
The details, item by item
| RV parking rule (Sec. 5.03 B) | RVs (resident or guest) may be parked parallel on the street in front of the home or in the driveway for a maximum of three daytime and two nighttime periods, consecutive, within a seven-day period; cannot be split up. Longer stays need an extension permit from the Administration Office; Patrol can grant extensions when the office is closed. No part of an RV may extend past the driveway onto the street or sidewalk. |
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| Whole-house generators: still not permitted | Board voted Sept 2021 against whole-house generators; after a March 2025 Trico Electric Co-op presentation (96 % of outages last 3 hours or less) the ALC confirmed they remain NOT PERMITTED unless a variance is granted for ADA / Fair Housing need. Home battery backup (with or without solar) is the encouraged route; ALC will revisit if Trico offers a generator service. |
| Summer golf rates (from May 1) | MountainView: $49 daily, $29 9-hole / twilight / super twilight; Canyon Card holders $10 off 18 ($39 net) and $7 off 9/twilight ($22 net); Seasonal Unlimited players must buy a Canyon Card or pay the resident rate. Tee times 7:00 am, shotguns 7:30 am; walking on the course only before 7:00 am and after 5:00 pm. Get Golf Ready May 10–17, $125. |
| MV parking lot and Clubhouse Drive paving | May 1: golf-side MV parking lot closed for milling/grading; paving May 6 (no parking or driving on paved areas; golf-car lot open); detours via MountainView Blvd, E. Terrance Wind Dr, Desert Terrace Dr; more closures to follow for the Clubhouse Drive project. |
| Financials, Mar 2025 YTD | Community Service Fees $2,024,465 (+4.5 % vs PY); total revenue $2,138,334; Restaurants +$46,723; Golf +$296,552 (PY −$147,079); Fitness −$2,859; Theatre/Lifestyle +$18,712; operating expenses $1,634,450; income before depreciation $863,013 (budget $117,150); net income $215,525 (PY −$198,990; budget −$538,101). |
| Governance | Committees: ALC, Election, Golf, Fitness & Wellness, Rules & Regs, Employee Appreciation, Finance, Unit Reps; SPAC is the only joint HOA1/HOA2 commission; a master-planning task force recently finished; board meets 4th Tuesday 2 pm, about half as “Working Board” meetings this year. COO column on fiduciary duty. |
| 2025 Board / staff | Board unchanged (Santora, Kill, Nickum, Grippo, Grupe, Cryderman, Kambic). Director of Common Area Maintenance now Larry Wiley 520-818-1906 (Michael Park in April). Preserve chef Alex Ohayon 520-825-3028; Patrol Dale Tate 520-825-7381. |
| MVBG hours | Breakfast 7 days a week, 7 am–2 pm. Fitness $8 / $10 SGT unchanged. |
| Patrol / PCSO, Mar 2025 | 53 calls: 911 hangup 2, animal 1, business check 1, citizen assist 2, civil/domestic 1, dead body 1, directed patrol 1, field interview 1, follow-up 2, information 5, traffic 2 (rest unlabeled in the text layer). |
| Trash service | WM: trash weekly, recycling bi-weekly; carts out by 6 a.m. |
| Not in this issue | No mention of CIF, RUA with HOA One, Lago del Oro / ACC, rentals, or Robson construction at The Preserve. |
Source: SaddleBrooke HOA Two, For The Record, May 2025: read the issue. Summaries are Blaine’s; the recorded CC&Rs, HOA Two’s current Rules and a home’s resale disclosure govern.
Buying in SaddleBrooke Two?Blaine reads every issue and attends the meetings. Ask which of these items touch the home you are looking at.