San Tan Elementary school’s annual Fiesta de Mayo Celebration will be held this Friday, May 4th behind the school.  The event is scheduled to be held from 5pm to 9pm.  Please contact San Tan Elementary for more information about this annual event. 

The Town of Gilbert has sent a notice to all residents regarding road improvements in our area.  Higley Road will be widened between Pecos and Frye (in front of CVS).

An open house will be held for this Project, number ST042(b).

Open House:
Date: Thursday, April 26, 2007
Time: 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Place: Southeast Regional Library
775 N. Greenfield Road, Gilbert
Information: Helga Stafford, 480-503-6767

This notice is a courtesy for our residents, and is not related to San Tan Ranch HOA or Vision Community Management.  It is for informational purposes only.

The Board of Director’s meeting agenda for April 12th has been posted on our Agendas and Minutes page.  We hope to see you there!

Don’t forget to come out to the Board of Directors Monthly Meeting! All members of San Tan Ranch are welcome. We encourage all of you to join us and provide feedback on the issues in our community.

Where: Higley High School Library
Date: Thursday, April 12th
Time: Homeowner comment session begin at 6:30pm; regular meeting begins at 7:00pm

We hope to see you there!

Thanks to Trisha O’Rourke for sending in these cute photos from the 2007 Annual Easter Egg Hunt!  If you have photos that you would like to submit, please send them to santanranch@santanranch.org.

The next event for the Social Committee is the annual July 4th Pancake Breakfast. It is a free event, starting at 7:00am. Kids are encouraged to decorate their bikes and dress “patriotic style” to earn a prize. 

If you would like to learn more about this fun event or would like to volunteer, please email social@santanranch.org.

This is an archived article from the Town of Gilbert, originally sent in April, 2005.
 
The warmer temperatures of summer are just around the corner.  Shade from structures and trees is always coveted as we seek refuge from the sun’s intense rays.  Trees also improve curb appeal, block or enhance views, add accents and beauty, provide fruit, offer habitat for wildlife, create microclimates, and improve air quality. 

This month’s article focuses on trees which are the most important living element to our landscapes.  Learn how to select, plant, maintain, and water efficiently to provide years of enjoyment.

Trees in our Landscape