Sonoran Desert Willow Estates
Homeowners Association
Southeast Tucson City Council Office
Ward Four
Council Person Shirley Scott
8123 E. Poinciana
Tucson, Arizona 85730
Phone: (520) 791-3199
FAX: (520) 791-4717
ward4@tucsonaz.gov
As a resident of Sonoran Desert Willow Estates you are in the service area of the Rita Ranch Neighborhood Association.  The
Neighborhood Association is chartered by the City of Tucson and is not a homeowners association.

The purpose of the Rita Ranch Neighborhood Association is to:
  • Ensure and enhance the integrity of the Rita Ranch neighborhood
    (of which Desert Willow is a part).
  • Provide a vehicle for neighborhood planning where open land exists, which shall be in keeping with the character of the
    neighborhood.  This planning shall include the development of architecturally compatible buildings or other uses which shall
    enhance the lifestyle of the neighborhood.
  • Encourage non-residential facilities and land uses that are complimentary architecturally and environmentally compatible to the
    character and lifestyle of the Rita Ranch community.
  • Preserve and encourage enhancement of the Rita Ranch Purple Heart Park.
  • Establish a cooperative alliance with municipal and county authorities, commercial interests, and other associations for the
    achievement of common goals.

For more information about the Rita Ranch Neighborhood Association please visit their web site at www.ritaranch.org.

The above purpose of the Rita Ranch Neighborhood Association is taken as an excerpt from the Rita Ranch Neighborhood Association
charter.
National Self Storage is also a Contract Postal Station
and it has Saturday hours.  Last pick-up for mailed items by the Post Office is 5:30 PM on weekdays.
RITA RANCH NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
Inspectors are responsible for enforcing Tucson Municipal Code (TMC) Chapter16 (Neighborhood
Preservation Ordinance), TMC Chapter 15 (Refuse), and Environmental Services Rules, Procedures, and
Regulations. Over 41,000 inspections are conducted each year.  A violation of City codes and regulations
described in this brochure will initiate the following actions by an Inspector:
  • On-site inspection and a notice of violation to the property owner and/or tenant.
  • Reinspection of the property to ensure compliance.
  • Failure to correct a violation(s) may result in the City pursuing civil or criminal action. Any finding of
    responsibility or liability for violations noted shall incur fines of $100-2,500 per violation. If the City is ordered
    to abate the violations, a lien will be assessed on the property.
  • For more information or to report a violation, please call 791-3171.
To review a copy of the Tucson Municipal Code, please visit www.tucsonaz.gov/clerks or call 791-4213.
Code Enforcement
Verbiage taken directly from the Tucson Code Enforcement PDF found on the City's website.
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