Countryside Estates
Chandler, Arizona

Construction continues for improvements to Chandler Heights Road from McQueen Road to Gilbert Road (Project: ST1614.401 CHN0240D T009901C). Provided below is information on the upcoming construction schedule, but please remember schedules can be impacted by a variety of factors to include weather, materials scheduling, availability of resources, and coordination with others.   Current Construction Information: ·     Landscape crews continue work installing irrigation pipeline on the north side of Chandler Heights from Cooper Rd to 130th St. ·     Scheduled to begin Dec. 11, crews will plant trees and shrubs throughout the project area. ·     Work is currently taking place to install a concrete valley gutter on the south side of Chandler Heights at 126th St, with 126th St currently closed through Dec. 8. Detour signage is in place to direct travelers around the closure. ·     Electric crews are currently working on the northwest corner of Adams Ave and Chandler Heights to install electric conduit for the traffic signal at this location. A temporary traffic signal is in place in the interim and Adams Ave traffic is shifted away from the work activity. ·     Scheduled for the week of Dec. 18, paving crews will pave the base course (bottom layer) of asphalt on the south side of Chandler Heights, from Cooper Rd to Adams Ave, and from 124th to 122nd St. Crews will also work to prepare and pave the connection to 132nd St during this pave date as well. ·     Scheduled for late December or early January, Adams Ave will be closed on the north side of Chandler Heights for crews to reconstruct the concrete valley gutter at that location. ·     Chandler Heights Road remains open for travel during this work with traffic shifted away from the work activity permitting at least one lane of travel in each direction. ·     Access to residences and businesses is being maintained.   Thank you for your patience during this work.   Project Info: 480.898.4060 | www.ChandlerAz.gov/ChandlerHeightsMcQueen        The City of Chandler hereby gives public notice that it is the City’s policy to assure full compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1987, and related statutes and regulations in all programs and activities. Title VI requires that no person shall, on the grounds of race, color, sex, national origin, age, or disability be excluded from the participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be otherwise subjected to discrimination under any Federal Aid Highway program or other activity for which the City receives Federal financial assistance. Any person who believes his/her Title VI protection has been violated, may file a complaint. Any such complaint must be in writing and filed with the City’s Title VI Program manager within one hundred eighty (180) days following the date of the alleged discriminatory occurrence. Title VI Discrimination complaint forms may be obtained from the City by contacting: Dan Haskins, Title VI Program Manager, Mail Stop 407, PO Box 4008, Chandler, AZ 85244-4008 / 480-782-3335 / Daniel.haskins@chandleraz.gov.     MakPro Services | 1919 E McKellips Suite 108, Mesa, AZ 85203 Unsubscribe kevin@heywoodmanagement.com Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice Sent by teresa@makprosvc.com  

ATTENTION COUNTRYSIDE ESTATES HOMEOWNERS This year the Board of Directors has decided not to over seed for the reason, seed this year doubled in price and with Arizona having to give up it’s right to the Colorado River the Board of Directors has decided after consulting with the Landscaper, it would be healthier for the Bermuda and save water. A good practice is every three years you don’t overseed to let the Bermuda go dormant and by March it will begin to come in thicker and sooner. This has not been done in Countryside for a very long time. The board will be saving the Association $9,369.00. They can use this money to replace summer damaged plants and keep more in the reserves. This will mean the lawn areas will stay greener a little longer in the year and in late November or December they will cut it very low and let it come back in the Spring sooner. What this means is, the turf areas will be brown this year, and in the Spring, it will start coming in greener and healthier than previous years. In the Spring, the Bermuda will not be mowed immediately, they will let the sprouts which will naturally have seedlings on them mature then cut it with all the seedlings naturally re-seeding itself into the ground and spread throughout the lawn. They will come in and mow, which will spread all the seedlings throughout the lawn, this will help produce a thicker and healthier lawn in the parks and common areas. With this said, homeowners will be allowed to do the same thing or make the choice to over-seed. So homeowners will benefit from a healthier lawn and save on their water bill as well. Thank you for your understanding. The Countryside Estates Board of Directors Please also see attached: Top Ten Reasons Why Not to Overseed

The contractor for the City of Chandler’s Chandler Heights Improvements, from McQueen to Gilbert, is getting ready to prepare the subgrade or subsurface of the roadway in front of Countryside Estates on the north side of Chandler Heights Road. To be able to get a good quality subsurface on Chandler Heights Road, they need to close the Salt Cedar Street entrance to Countryside Estates beginning Wednesday, June 1 through Wednesday, June 14 – with paving currently scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, June 12-13. During that time, Countryside Estates residents and their visitors can use Blue Ridge Way to access the community during this time.