Assessments

ASSOCIATION DUES 
 
Johnson Ranch Main Quarterly
$209.01
(includes weekly trash and recycle)
 
Quarterly Assessment Dates:
January 1
April 1
July 1  
October 1
This assessment is paid by all Johnson Ranch members including Lakeview, Stonegate and Solera residents.
(Payments must be posted to your HOA account no later than the 30th of each of these quarters)
 
Additional specific quarterly assessments as follows for benefitted neighborhoods:
Stonegate $55.80    
Lakeview $58.44  
(Solera pays assessment to a separate Association)
 
Johnson Ranch quarterly payments may be made at the community on-site office at 1475 E Bella Vista, San Tan Valley, AZ 85143 in person by personal check or cashiers check. Sorry...no cash or money orders are accepted at the office.
 
REMINDER: HOA PAYMENTS ARE DUE ON THE 1ST OF EACH OF THE FOLLOWING QUARTERS: JANUARY, APRIL, JULY AND OCTOBER.
PAYMENTS MUST BE POSTED TO YOUR HOA ACCOUNT NO LATER THAN THE 30TH OF EACH OF THESE QUARTERS.
 
This reminder is presented on your statement and when submitting your payment on ClickPay. Please allow enough time for mailing and processing. ClickPay can take 3-5 business days to process. Additional fees for late payments will be applied after the 30th.
 
Tips: Payments are always due on the 1st of each quarter (January, April, July and October). Please consider setting a calendar reminder or signing up for automatic payments through your bank or by using Clickpay. Below is the link for the different payment methods available.
 
Payments may be made online CLICKPAY
 
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In our 2017 internal/external audit, we were required to make a few changes to acceptable forms of payments.  To ensure that we are following best accounting practices as well as efficient processing and tracking of homeowner payments, we will no longer accept money orders. ( new change)
Here are a few reasons for this change:
Tracking and researching a money order, can take up to 6 months and the success rate of the money order being found or refunded back to the customer is only 30%.  There has been an increase of fraudulent money orders which is leading many banks to no longer accept money orders for deposit.
We have recently gone through our internal audit as well as an external audit from our CPA firm, and both stated that this form of payment should not be accepted due to the above factors.