Happy fall, Tucson! While the rest of the country is wearing sweaters and jumping in crunchy leaves, desert dwellers are enjoying 80-degree days (OK, temperatures are still in the 90s […]
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After more than three years of intensive effort and support from you and the other members of Preserve Vistoso, The Conservation Fund (TCF) signed the contract to purchase 202 acres of
The Conservation Fund Needs Community Support Read More »
Architectural Landscaping Review Submittal Form The Vistoso Community Association oversees the administration of the community’s Design Guidelines, which entail standards to maintain the Lots and Parcels at a consistent level
The Vistoso Community Association will continue to share water conservation-related information throughout the seasonal year. The emphasis will be to inform the residents and sub-associations to be mindful of implementing
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Did you know that the Vistoso Community Association has seven volunteer committees? Everyone one of these committees is critical to the efficient operation of our Community plus the aesthetics and
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Every year we pay our Vistoso Community Association dues and a chunk of that money is for the purpose of conducting a reserve study and setting aside money in the
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945 W Vistoso Highlands – Parking Lot Saturday, November 13th 8am – 12pm (or until truck is full)
VCA Shredding Event Read More »
September 30, 2021 VCA Common Areas – Water Conservation Measures The Board implemented several water conservation measures to respond to the recent Town of Oro Valley amendment changes to the
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Fall Community Yard Sale Saturday October 9th, 2021 7AM to 2PM For More Information call the VCA Office (520) 354-2729 This will be an advertised event
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Halloween is just around the corner! Ghosts and goblins, carved faces on pumpkins, candy corn, and more signal a playful start to the Sonoran Desert autumn. For Upcoming Oro Valley