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MCCORMICK RANCH PROPERTY OWNERS
SCOTTSDALE, AZ · EIN 866090073 · Form 990 · FY2022 · Medium ($1M-$10M) · mrpoa.com
revenue
$4.9M
expenses
$4.9M
net assets
$2.2M
employees
37
volunteers
18
program ratio
94%
mission · from form 990

ENFORCE CC&R'S, MAINTAIN ALL COMMON AREAS AND COLLECT ASSESSMENTS IN AN EFFORT TO PROTECT AND MAINTAIN COMMUNITY WELFARE AND VALUE.

profile · synthesized from sources

MCCORMICK RANCH PROPERTY OWNERS is a property owners' association that manages and maintains the common areas and amenities within the McCormick Ranch community in Scottsdale, Arizona. The organization provides resources and information for residents, including details on local HOAs, retail centers, and community facilities.

named programs · 4 · from sources

what they call their work

Community Map
Offers an expandable map of the McCormick Ranch community.
Community Resources
Provides information on local schools, hospitality services, community resources, libraries, and parks.
HOA Information
Provides a list of Homeowners Associations within McCormick Ranch, including management company and contact information.
Retail Centers Directory
Lists businesses and services located in various retail centers within and around McCormick Ranch, including Mountain View Plaza, The Village on Hayden, Mercado on Hayden, Paseo Village, The Grove at McCormick, Scottsdale Seville, Artesia Village Shops, and Village at Via Linda.
activities · 4 groups

what they do

  • Architectural Modification Review and Compliance 7 activities
    • Architectural Control and Covenant Enforcement
      Enforces compliance with community covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CC&Rs) through its Architectural Control Committee (ACC), which includes a mandatory pre-approval process for exterior property modifications and an appeal process for denied requests.
    • Architectural Control and Covenant Enforcement
      Enforces compliance with community covenants, conditions, and restrictions through its Architectural Control Committee (ACC), which includes a mandatory pre-approval process for exterior property modifications and an appeal process for denied requests. This includes guiding homeowners through the selection and submission of exterior paint colors and providing in-person assistance with the online paint visualizer portal.
    • Architectural Control and Covenant Enforcement
      Enforces compliance with community covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CC&Rs) through its Architectural Control Committee (ACC), which includes a mandatory pre-approval process for exterior property modifications and an appeal process for denied requests.
    • Architectural Control and Covenant Enforcement
      Enforces compliance with community covenants, conditions, and restrictions through a mandatory pre-approval process for exterior property modifications, including guiding homeowners through paint color selection and application, and managing an appeal process for denied requests.
    • Enforce architectural and exterior modification compliance
      Manages a mandatory pre-approval process for exterior property modifications through the Architectural Control Committee (ACC), including review of paint colors and other changes, with a formal appeal process available via the Board of Directors. Homeowners must submit a Paint Application Form even when using pre-approved colors.
    • Exterior Paint Color Approval
      Guides homeowners through the process of selecting and submitting exterior paint colors for Association approval, providing a pre-approved paint palette and in-person assistance with an online paint visualizer portal.
    • Exterior Paint Color Approval
      Guides homeowners through the process of selecting and submitting exterior paint colors for Association approval, providing a pre-approved paint palette and in-person assistance with an online paint visualizer portal.
  • Common Area Infrastructure and Landscape Maintenance 6 activities
    • Common Area Maintenance
      Conducts an annual weed control program and maintains over 2,500 established and mature trees in common areas and City of Scottsdale medians.
    • Common Area Maintenance
      Conducts an annual weed control program and maintains over 2,500 established and mature trees in common areas and City of Scottsdale medians.
    • Common Area Maintenance and Management
      Manages and maintains common areas within McCormick Ranch, including conducting an annual weed control program in common areas and city medians, and maintaining over 2,500 established and mature trees in these areas. This also includes the overall operation and image maintenance of the McCormick Ranch property.
    • Common Area Maintenance and Management
      Manages and maintains common areas within McCormick Ranch, including an annual weed control program and the maintenance of over 2,500 established and mature trees in common areas and City of Scottsdale medians. This also includes the overall operation and image maintenance of the McCormick Ranch area, which encompasses various residential, commercial, and public properties.
    • Common Area Maintenance and Management
      Conducts an annual weed control program and maintains over 2,500 established and mature trees in common areas and City of Scottsdale medians. It also manages various types of property within McCormick Ranch, including residential, commercial, and common areas.
    • Maintain common areas and landscape
      Conducts an annual weed control program and maintains over 2,500 established and mature trees in common areas and City of Scottsdale medians as part of ongoing landscape management across the community.
  • Memorial and Honorary Scholarship Funds 5 activities
    • Administer resident scholarship program
      Establishes and manages the Murray F. Wilson Scholarship Fund, which provides college scholarships to residents of McCormick Ranch.
    • Community Scholarship Program
      Established and operates the Murray F. Wilson Scholarship Fund to provide college scholarships for McCormick Ranch residents.
    • Scholarship Program
      Established the Murray F. Wilson Scholarship Fund to provide college scholarships for McCormick Ranch residents.
    • Scholarship Program
      Established and operates the Murray F. Wilson Scholarship Fund to provide college scholarships for McCormick Ranch residents.
    • Scholarship Program
      Established the Murray F. Wilson Scholarship Fund to provide college scholarships for McCormick Ranch residents.
  • Uncategorized 6 activities
    • Community Governance and Administration
      Manages administrative functions for the McCormick Ranch community, including holding elections for its board of directors and setting office hours. The organization also retains control over on-street parking rules.
    • Community Management and Oversight
      Operates and maintains the McCormick Ranch, managing 1,771 acres of residential property, 542 acres of commercial property, and other land uses, while also retaining control over on-street parking rules.
    • Community Management and Oversight
      Operates and maintains the McCormick Ranch, managing 1,771 acres of residential property, 542 acres of commercial property, and other land uses, while also retaining control over on-street parking rules.
    • Community Operations and Governance
      Operates the McCormick Ranch, maintaining its image for residents, and retains control over on-street parking rules. The organization also establishes scholarship funds for residents.
    • Manage community property and master-planned amenities
      Operates and oversees the master-planned community of McCormick Ranch, managing a total of 3,035 acres including 1,771 acres of residential, 542 acres of commercial, 184 acres of common area, 120 acres of lakes, and 303 acres of golf course property, along with integrated amenities such as shopping centers, places of worship, resort hotels, a medical center, and a post office.
    • On-Street Parking Regulation
      Retains control over on-street parking rules within the community.
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$4.91M
Contributions & grants$00%
Program service revenue$5.02M102%
Investment income$-107K-2%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$4.88M
Program expenses94%
Admin / overhead6%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$961K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$4.15M
Cash$1.37M
Investments$1.26M
Liabilities$1.98M
Net assets$2.17M
Liquid reserves6.5 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +2.1%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
JAIME UHRICH EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 40 $166K
board members · 9
  • ALLAN FRIEDMAN — Director
  • CHRIS MIELKE — Director
  • FRED LUFT — Vice President
  • GARY DONAHOE — Director
  • GEORGE FEKAS — Director
  • JAMES VAUGHAN — Director
  • JEFF STEINBERG — Treasurer
  • NANCY BOGARDUS — Secretary
  • RICHARD CURREY — President
relationships · 27

who they work with

  • AAM Partner — Manages the Meridian HOA.
  • AZ Community Mgmt Services Partner — Manages the Presidio Condominiums HOA.
  • Architectural Control Committee Partner — Committee responsible for enforcing compliance with community CC&Rs and reviewing exterior modification requests.
  • Artesia Mgmt Co Partner — Manages the Artesia subdivision HOA.
  • Associated Property Mgmt Partner — Manages the HOAs for Casabella, Palm Cove, Sandpiper Scottsdale, and Villa De Vallarta subdivisions.
  • Brown Property Mgmt Partner — Manages the HOAs for Belcara (aka Monaco), Heritage Village III, McCormick Place South, Rancho Antigua Condos, Santa Fe I, Santa Fe II, Spanish Oaks I & II, and Traviata subdivisions.
  • City Property Mgmt Partner — Manages the Sun Canyon HOA.
  • City of Scottsdale Government — Maintains medians in the City of Scottsdale through long-standing maintenance agreements.
  • City of Scottsdale Government — Property owners may need approval from the City of Scottsdale for certain projects.
  • City of Scottsdale Partner — Worked with the City of Scottsdale on community issues, as evidenced by Murray Wilson's involvement with city officials and committees.
  • Dunn Edwards Partner — Provides comparable pre-approved paint schemes and color swatches for homeowners.
  • Dunn-Edwards Partner — Provides comparable paint colors for pre-approved schemes.
  • FirstService Residential Partner — Manages the HOAs for Del Norte Gardens and Heritage Village II subdivisions.
  • GUD Community Mgmt Partner — Manages the HOAs for El Paseo and Lakeside Villas subdivisions.
  • Golden Valley Property Mgmt Partner — Manages the Village V (Starfire) HOA.
  • Heywood Realty Partner — Manages the Cuernavaca Segundo (aka Colonia Encantada) HOA.
  • Integrity First Property Mgmt Partner — Manages the Pleasant Run I & II HOA.
  • Kinney Management Partner — Manages the Casa Dia Festivo HOA.
  • National Property Mgmt Partner — Manages the HOAs for Village I, Village II, Village III, Village IV, and Village REC (VRA) subdivisions.
  • Scottsdale School District Partner — Murray Wilson served on the Scottsdale School District Bond Oversight Committee.
  • Sherwin Williams Partner — Provides a paint visualizer portal for pre-approved paint schemes.
  • Sherwin Williams Partner — Provides pre-approved paint schemes for homeowners.
  • Southwest Community Mgmt Partner — Manages the Country Horizons HOA.
  • The Mgmt Trust Partner — Manages the Tierra Santa HOA.
  • Trestle Mgmt Group Partner — Manages the Tierra De Los Reyes HOA.
  • Vision Community Mgmt Partner — Manages The Shores and Veritas HOAs.
  • Vision Property Mgmt Partner — Manages the Paseo Villas and Scottsdale Park Villas HOAs.