The assessment is $135 per month. Pay through the Homeowner Portal or contact United Community Management for other payment options.
Under the Assessment Collection Policy, a late charge of $15 or 10% of the unpaid assessment, whichever is greater, applies once a payment is more than 15 days past due, along with interest. Owners who fall behind can ask UCM about a payment plan.
Electric
SRP
Water, sewer, trash, and recycling
City of Phoenix (start, stop, or transfer service)
Cable and internet
CoxQuantum FiberCenturyLink
The City of Phoenix collects trash and recycling on Tuesdays. Holiday changes and your exact pickup day are on the City's collection day lookup.
No. They are run independently by residents. See the Community page.
Yes. Paint, landscaping, patio covers, solar, additions, and other exterior changes need approval under the Design Guidelines before work begins.
Submit architectural requests through the Homeowner Portal. Include a plot plan with measurements, elevation drawings, material and color specifications, and a photo if the request involves an existing structure.
Under the Design Guidelines, the committee has 45 days after a complete submittal to approve or disapprove a request.
United Community Management manages Western Enclave day to day. Contact details and office hours are on the Board page.
The Declaration, Bylaws, Design Guidelines, and current rules are in the Homeowner Portal. Recorded documents are also listed on the Buying or Selling page.
Start with the committee that covers it, and attend Board meetings as well. Contacts for each committee are on the Committees page.
Don't see your question? Contact United Community Management.