We recovered them when we removed our backyard pond. Hated to throw them away if someone could use them & weren’t planning to charge. They look like the rocks you would see in a mountain stream, or along a rocky beach – very hard, smooth & mottled colors -mostly grayish to some slightly brownish. They range in size from 1+ inch diameter to a few…[Read more]

We recovered them when we removed our backyard pond. Hated to throw them away if someone could use them & weren’t planning to charge.

They look like the rocks you would see in a mountain stream, or along a rocky beach – very hard, smooth & mottled colors -mostly grayish to some slightly brownish. They range in size from 1+ inch diameter to a few…[Read more]

It might cost $750K to convert that one-of-a-kind special space for some particular purposes.  I suspect, however, that community members & some clubs in particular could think of ways to use the space for far less. Just one example:  At a morning visit to a Del Webb club house in the Phoenix area several years ago, we saw something like an e…[Read more]

(Copy of email Erika Furse sent to Candace.Karrow@scacai.com)

A Restaurant or not in SCA? We have maintained for years that a full-service Restaurant up here is not sustainable nor viable. There are so many eateries in the vicinity with choices of meals and at reasonable prices. Casinos offer a multitude of Restaurants to choose from with the…[Read more]

Referring back to the GM’s argument that we can’t get a majority to vote on anything. (The fact that we have so many absentee owners much of the time probably contributes to this.)   I’m not a lawyer, but doesn’t the following quote of Section 7.9, which Bob Burch noted, indicate that the board can vote on “Change of Services and Use of Common…[Read more]

It would be nice to be able to believe that we could have a successful restaurant, one that a large portion of residents would like to support – and not to mention,  to take advantage of & enjoy that great floor space! We have lived in SCA since 2000, and have been through unsuccessful restaurant attempts so many times before. Unfortunately, not…[Read more]

YES!  We certainly agree that there should be a resident vote, although some may not have direct experience with the past history of our restaurant failures & the reasons for our “recurring” concerns. There are many new arrivals in our community, and some of us that have been around longer may have forgotten some of the history. I don’t know how…[Read more]