NEWS FROM THE ALC

Weekly ALC Tip:

Snake fencing is covered in the guidelines and requires a permit. It may be added to wrought iron fences and gates per the requirements and must be installed on your side of any fencing or gate. Just so you know, snake fencing may not be snake proof. Don't get too confident your fencing will keep out 100% of the snakes. Some snakes may be able to climb over or burrow under them. Routine inspection for damage and repairs is suggested. Always be on the lookout for these desert creatures we co-habitate with. 

• When Submitting a permit application:
  • Please fill out the permit application form completely and legibly, print it and drop it at the SBHOA2 Admin Office or attach it to an email ([email protected]). Provide as much detail for your project as possible by attaching copies of Pinal County permits, photos, drawings, or notes. Failure to do so could slow the process and create extra calls from the ALC Volunteers when information is missing or not legible. Please allow up to 7 business days from the submission date for ALC Permits to be issued. Click here for the Permit Application.
• Approved SBHOA2 paint colors.
  • Click here for Dunn Edwards Paint Colors
  • Click here to order Dunn Edwards Paint Chip Samples
  • Click here for Sherwin Williams Paint Colors for the Preserve
• Contractor Performance Evaluations:
  • Fellow SBHOA2 homeowners have completed dozens of contractor evaluations to help you select the best contractor for your job. Click Here to access the Contractor Evaluations online or view them in person in the SBHOA2 Administrative Office. To fill out your own Contractor Evaluation click here for the form.
• ALC Resident Report of Violation: 
  • Any resident can report a potential ALC violation by filling out the ALC Report of Violation Form and submitting it to the SBHOA2 Admin Office. Click here for form.