
Homeowner's Association
Get to Know Us
Thompson Draw II is a gated residential community located near Payson, Arizona, offering residents a serene environment amidst tall pine trees and natural landscapes. The community features charming cabins and peaceful walking paths, providing a tranquil retreat for its residents. Properties within Thompson Draw II often border the Tonto National Forest and Thompson Draw Creek, enhancing the area's natural appeal. The community maintains an active Homeowners Association (HOA) that organizes regular meetings and oversees community projects to ensure the well-being and engagement of its residents.
Community Information
Annual Meeting Schedule
ALL MEMBERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND!
2025 BOD & Annual Meeting Schedule
Spring Board Meeting - March 29, 2025 10:00am - TDII – Knapp Cabin
Spring Workday/Pot Luck/Information Meeting - May 3th, 2025 8 AM
Fall Board Meeting - Saturday, August 23, 2025 – 10:00 am- TDII Knapp Cabin
Annual Meeting and Fall Workday - Saturday, October 4, 2025
HOA Board Members
Dedication. Expertise. Passion.
The Thompson Draw II Homeowners Association (HOA) Board is responsible for overseeing the management, maintenance, and long-term stewardship of the community. The Board ensures that shared spaces are well-kept, community standards are upheld, and residents enjoy a safe, welcoming, and connected environment.
Below is a summary of key Board responsibilities:
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Oversee the administration and financial health of the HOA.
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Approve and manage the annual budget, assessments, and community expenses.
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Enforce community rules and regulations fairly and consistently.
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Maintain common areas, including roads, water systems, and recreational facilities.
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Organize and facilitate community meetings to promote transparency and homeowner engagement.
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Architectural Review Oversight – Review, approve, or reject all architectural modification requests submitted by homeowners. The Board may also consult with residents to ensure proposed changes align with community guidelines and maintain the aesthetic and structural integrity of the neighborhood.