2023 Roads - FAQs

MR Tanner has the appropriate dust control permits and has successfully minimized dust and fine particulates when and where they are actively working.

The dust control did not originally extend to the open roads on days when work is not required or scheduled. However, due to the dust concerns and owner feedback, MR Tanner will increase dust control efforts tomorrow with additional water trucks on the main road.

If you do not live in Juniper, Sycamore, Cottonwood or Pinyon, your access will be impacted by active construction on various days, but there will be no full access restrictions.

Juniper Village will be most impacted. This is due to the work occurring on the roads directly in front of their homes.

Sycamore, Pinyon, and Cottonwood Villages will also be impacted as the only access to these villages is by taking Juniper Village or Sycamore Village Drives off of Superstition Mountain Drive.

No - the paving contractor will water the road to allow it to set and residential traffic can resume immediately.

There may be some delay if you are trying to enter or exit when they are paving or immediately following.

The grading work is now mostly complete ahead of paving. This means that the road has been lowered to allow the full three inches of asphalt to be placed. As a result, the contoured ramp up to the concrete curbing, road crossings, etc., has been reduced or eliminated and will result in a more severe "bump" when driving over it.

Access to and from residential home sites is a high priority during this project. However, there are significant benefits to paving the full width of the road to avoid a "cold joint" down the center.

These new roads are significant assets and are expected to last for 25 - 30 years. The Board, Committee, and our consultants and experts want to do everything possible to provide maximum longevity.

All affected Villages will receive a separate email regarding the plan for access, parking, etc. during the 24 hours of paving, scheduled for June 19. The Board and Golf Club are working to provide parking, shuttle by golf cart, etc. to minimize this impact to our owners. The full details, timing, etc. will be communicated as soon as we have them available.

If you know that vendors are scheduled for June 19, we ask that you start making schedule changes now. This includes especially any landscapers, pool vendors, etc. that typically arrive with trucks, trailer and equipment and may blow dust and debris, turn on irrigation or drain a pool. Aside from the access restrictions, the above elements can be detrimental to the new road surface.

Active construction will be affected identically to the homeowners, except that shuttling workers and or equipment will not be possible. We ask that affected homesites in Juniper and Cottonwood Villages halt construction for one day on June 19.