Prescott Country Club .......... Property Owners Association
Announcements

 

 

 

 

 

THERE IS AN OPEN BOARD OF DIRECTORS POSITION

 

TERM EXPIRES 12/31/2021

 

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED, PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR BIO TO THE OFFICE

 

THANK YOU, MARGE HUFFMAN, OFFICE MANAGER

 

 

 

PRESCOTT COUNTRY CLUB PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION

 

GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING

 

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2 , 2020 @ 6:00 PM - ELECTION

 

PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOC., ACTIVITY CENTER

1133 OLD CHISHOLM TRAIL, DEWEY, AZ

 

 

 

Announcements:

 

December Board Meeting Immediately Following General Membership Meeting

The office will be closed on Wed, November 11 in observance of Veterans Day

2021 Preliminary Budget Meeting on Tues, November 17, 9:00 AM, POA office

The office will be closed on Thurs & Fri, November 26 & 27 for Thanksgiving



 
Committee Meetings
The Architectural Committe meets on Thursday mornings at 9:00 am to review permit applications.  Effective Janaury 1, 2020 permits for fences, accessory buildings will be $50.  New Homes will be $100.  Please review the Architectural Guidelines under "Documents". You can also print off the application under "Documents". Failure to submit for a POA permit will result in a fine placed on your account.            
 
 
Events
The Spring Community Garage Sale will take place on Friday and Saturday April 30 and May 1
If you are interested in participating, please call Marge to place your address on the list.
The sale will be advertised in the Courier, Tribune and Review and will also be listed on Craigslist.
The deadline to place your address on the list is Wednesday, April 28 at noon.
Have fun and don't forget to pick up your "Garage Sale" box. 
News

URGENT PLEA TO ALL RESIDENTS! 

  
The Prescott Country Club Board of Directors and Management are begging every resident to SLOW DOWN!
 
On Sept 2 the second high-speed fatality in our subdivision took place on Old Chisholm Tr.  The POA, in conjunction with Yavapai County, installed a radar speed sign that is rotated around several locations in the PCC.  Data collected from the sign typically reflects 8% of vehicles are driving at excessive speeds.  The posted speed limit is 25MPH!  Fortunately, The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Department has increased their presence in the Community and on Sept 15 I witnessed two vehicles stopped for speeding.  I was also told a ticket was given to a person who was going 5MPH over our 25MPH speed limit.  This is good news and will hopefully slow people down.

 
WALKERS TAKE NOTE – Walk against the traffic, so you can see what’s coming at you.  It would be best if you avoided walking on Old Chisholm, Manzanita and Turquoise.  Think about changing your route to the side streets where you would be more safe.
 
It is up to us as a community to come together and be aware of our surroundings, think about the safety of those around us and be considerate of our neighbors.  Following the posted speed limit in the Community helps us all.
 
Sincerely
Marge and the POA Board of Directors