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The Ocotillo Community Association is committed to providing the highest quality of community living to our residents and owners through an aesthetically pleasing, well-maintained environment. The Ocotillo Community Association and its management staff will provide the most prudent, ethical, team-oriented, creative, state-of-the-art management to enhance our community and demonstrate fiscal responsibility by managing current expenditures, while planning for the future. |
The Ocotillo Community Association currently has over 3,500 memberships including residential, commercial, apartment and employment. Growth from new housing and commercial construction continues to increase. The most significant residential development in the past year has been the inclusion of Watermark by Camelot Homes. Other residential developments just beginning construction are Windward by Camelot Homes, The Villas at Ocotillo and The Bridges at Ocotillo. With two of the most popular commercial additions to Ocotillo being upscale office condo complex’s called The Fountains and Aquila at Ocotillo. The Villages at Ocotillo recently opened offering independent senior living apartments. |
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Winter Rye Grass Overseeding Policy
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2008
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PREMIER-ING MOVIE IN THE PARK Click on the Picture to Expand
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© Copyright 2008 Office: 480.704.2900 Fax: 480.704.2905
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The
Ocotillo Community Association
is located in south Chandler with the
main monument located at Queen Creek and Price Road. The Community
encompasses approximately 1,900 acres and is still developing and
growing. The planning of Ocotillo began in 1984. Unlike other master
planned communities which are residential in nature with supporting
commercial use, Ocotillo includes land for a large employment base (i.e.
Intel and Orbital Science) supporting commercial and office sites
combined with a full range of single and multi- residential housing
surrounded by a abundance of recreational facilities including the
renowned Ocotillo Golf Resort, professionally managed by Troon Golf. The
Ted Robinson designed Ocotillo Golf Resort is privately owned with a
layout of 27 waterscaped and picturesque golf holes, containing more
water hazards than any other course in the state. The course has been
honored in Golf Digest as “places to play”. The Golf Resort extends to
the residents of Ocotillo privileges not available to the general
public. The Ocotillo Golf Resort offers residents a discount play card
valid for golf, Bernard’s Restaurant and Pro Shop. Ocotillo was designed
to the highest quality of lifestyle possible and is a community where
people can enjoy an attractive living and working environment.
