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Lake Montezuma Property Owners' Association
P.O. Box 5292
Lake Montezuma
Arizona, 86342
928-592-2839
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Promoting A sense Of Enthusiasm And Pride In Lake Montezuma
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The Lake Montezuma Property Owners Association, (LMPOA) was founded in 1967 to serve the residents of Lake Montezuma, Rimrock and the greater Beaver Creek, Arizona area. The LMPOA meets the first Monday of every month at 5PM in the Beaver Creek Adult Center. The LMPOA follows a range of issues that affect the Lake Montezuma/Rimrock and Beaver Creek unincorporated areas of Yavapai County.
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Chief
Van Dyke Retires from Montezuma
Rimrock Fire
District August 1, 1012
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Beaver Creek Community Calendar 
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Chief
Van Dyke Retires
Important Information about November Choices . . Click for Override Brochure
Throughout his tenure in
the fire district, the Chief wrote regular articles for the Lake Montezuma
Newsletter. He will be missed for his
wonderful service to this community and for his endearing and gracious
manner. His final letter to us follows:
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"Beaver Buggy"
Van Update
Thank you to everyone who donated to help get Beaver Creek Transit (the Beaver Buggy) a beautiful new van and to the 10 folks who have been driving it around the past few weeks getting in practice hours. On January 3, BCT is ready for passengers. Please call 567-4556 or 301-2749 to schedule a trip or become a passenger on one already scheduled. |
Ranch House Coalition Reaches Agreement
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After nearly a year of negotiations and many delays, members of the Ranch House Coalition announced today that an agreement has been reached to take over the Ranch House Restaurant and golf course. The not for profit group, Beaver Creek Community Development Corporation, will enter escrow with owners, Beaver Creek Golf Resort LLC, within the next few days. They intend to finalize the deal by July 1st, just in time to have a work party before celebrating Independence Day at Sycamore Park.
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Coconino Forest Plan Revision
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Helping Food Budgets
In The Beaver Creek Communities
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MRM Trails Coalition Formed
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LMPOA is the founding member of the Montezuma Rimrock McGuireville Trails Coalition, Inc. (aka MRM Trails Coalition), a recently formed local AZ nonprofit and 501(c)(3).
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Verde Valley Trail Plan, Final Draft. Now Available HERE
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State of the
Golf Course
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In 2004 Beaver Creek Land & Water LLC purchased the Beaver Creek Golf Course and Ranch House Restaurant. Later that year the company received rezoning approval from Yavapai County to carve out parcels from the course to sell separately for the construction of up to 150 condo units. The new owners expressed in writing through their lawyer that the sale of these parcels would be used to improve and support the golf course and restaurant operations. The improvement of the irrigation system and greens was to have begun in spring 2005. That did not happen, but the parcels were platted for condos in a subdivision called Villas at Beaver Creek which was accepted by Yavapai County.
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LMPOA Official Web Site Mission Statement
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Our goal is to provide up-to-date and accurate information about our Community. We particularly welcome those property owners who do not live in the community. This should be a great way for you to be informed and to add your comments and opinions. LMPOA serves members from Lake Montezuma, Rimrock, and around the country. Yearly dues of $25 support the maintenance of Rollins Park, responsible donations to various community efforts and needs, and pay for this web site and the printing and mailing of the quarterly newsletter. Join us for our Holiday Fest in December, Concerts in the Park on Sundays in the spring and fall, and monthly participation in community events and policy at our meetings.
Prospective small businesses that may be looking to relocate are welcome. We have a large and willing workforce. We are particularly eager to have businesses that serve basic needs such as food, recreation and medicine.
Our communities are growing. It is projected that the population in Yavapai County will grow by 118% in the next 50 years. You can be a part of helping to shape that growth.
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Impacting Children's Lives
