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Support|For Special Use Permit In Rio Verde
Foothills
Name ly er eka J bisa Bad
Address 3/207 Jf. [3% oF ites
City SdH dy le
State | _ Arizona
Zip FOAL A
Comments
residential water delivery services to the Rio Verde area. Dynamite Water
are contracted to provide back-
Fire Stations.
For fire, rural property owners are not only at tisk, so are the residents
of the Trilogy developments and other higher-density settings. Without -
back-up water arriving quickly, the capabilities of Fire Stations to fight
fires for a simple structure to any major fire is very limited. House and
structure fires are a serious risk to igniting the surrounding desert and
Tonto National Forest. Most residences in rural Rio Verde have desert
landscaping right-up to the front door. Countless fires happening regularly
are putting the whole community at risk of setting the desert ablaze.
A recent fire located just west of Rio Verde in another Maricopa
County island went from a small event to almost catching an entire
up water resources for Rural Metro & other’ Need. Currently three water hauling companies in the RVF commur
Permits to park on their private properties, action was taken to meet th:
have signed Code Compliance Agreements with Maricopa Coun -
obtain Special-Use-Permits for parking. To date Dynamite Yo
has been the first company to fully apply for the SUP. Tie application
process for Special-Use-Permits is time consuming, amid during the process
Maricopa County staff has recommended contin
while the permit process proceeds,
Meanwhile, a local resident who feels the parking of trucks are a
nuisance sought injunctive relief in the Courts as ing for a remedy to
Cease and desist water hauling operations, On December 3rd, 2019
Arizona Superior Court J udge Daniel.Kiley handed down the preliminary
injunction ruling against the use of parking water trucks until’ the SUP’s
to provide the service
neighborhood of estates with desert
landscaping ablaze as Phoenix Fire ran out
of water. Fire-fighters had to make a stand
in a wash to halt the wall of fire, as screams
and panic filled the air. Drifting embers
and smoke clouded the mind as neighbors
evacuated, or stood watching it all unravel.
A two-mile long hose the firefighters
stretched to a hydrant saved the day, as did
their individual efforts and working together
as a very large team of more than fifty,
Support Solving the Problem!
Fill Out this Form take a picture of it and TEXT it to eliminates an adequate water supply, station’
this Number 602-616-8363 and it will be shared nearby, to meet the needs of Firemen and the
with the folks that mater in zoning and politically.
[reside in the Rio Verde Foothills Community and
Support Dynamite Water LLC Special. Use
epmitting states Rio Verde real estate agent Denise
Name: Gai Linge Dunning-Ricketts. “Leaving an entire
are obtained through Maricopa County to
allow parking of the water trucks t private
residences. This Court action effectively»,
community. For an area of residents who
understand the risks the anxiety level has risen.
Many residents are now in fear for their homes,
ranches, and livestock.
“This is a known hauled water community,”
In the RVF community neither the large
team of firefighters nor the two-miles of Address:
SOE Fe, E
community at risk in such a fashion, with
extremely limited emergency water resources,
hose to reach a hydrant exist. Instead Fire
Stations rely on this local water hauling
Date: 2/73 [Zo i
: ‘Website Information:
puts the entire Rio Verde Foothills community
company to come to their rescue. It sounds
far-fetched however water trucks racing to
the rescue have already saved-the-day more
than once, in fact many times when time of
response is critical.
48
hitps:/Awww.dynamitewater.com/
Email: Dynami i
Mail-in Address: 28150 N. Alma School Pkwy
Suite #103-486
Scottsdale, AZ 85262
Phone: (602)620-9667
in jeopardy and potentially facing great
lability. How could this happen, and what can
the community do now to protect itself? This
is frightening for all the residents!”
The solution is to expedite the Special-Use-
continued next page
Support|For Special Use Permit In Rio Verde
Name Ay
Foothills
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Address 3/2077 [347 49
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State | _ Arizona
Zip__ 57K A
Comments
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Fire Stations.
For fire, rural property owners are not only at risk, so are the residents
of the Trilogy developments and other higher-density settings. Without
back-up water arriving quickly, the capabilities of Fire Stations to fi ght
fires for a simple structure to any major fire is very limited. House and
structure fires are a serious risk to igniting the surrounding desert and
Tonto National Forest. Most residences in rural Rio Verde have desert
landscaping right-up to the front door. Countless fires happening regularly
are putting the whole community at risk of setting’ the desert ablaze.
A recent fire located just west of Rio Verde in another Maricopa
County island went from a small event to almost catching an entire
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need, Currently three water hauling companies in the RVF community
have signed Code Compliance Agreements with Maricopa County to
obtain Special-Use-Permits for parking. To date Dynamite Water LLC
has been the first company to fully apply for the SUP. The application
process for Special-Use-Permits is time consuming, and during the process
Maricopa County staff has recommended continuing to provide the sérvice
while the permit process proceeds.
Meanwhile, a local resident who feels the parking of trucks are a
nuisance sought injunctive relief in the Courts asking for a remedy to
cease and desist water hauling operations. On December 3rd, 2019
- Arizona Superior Court Judge Daniel Kiley handed down the preliminary
injunction ruling against the use of parking water trucks until the SUP’s
neighborhood of estates with desert
landscaping ablaze as Phoenix Fire ran out
of water. Fire-fighters had to make a stand
in a wash to halt the wall of fire, as screams
and panic filled'the air. Drifting embers
and smoke clouded the mind as neighbors
evacuated, or stood watching it all unravel.
A two-mile long hose the firefighters
stretched to a hydrant saved the day, as did
their individual efforts and working together
as a very large team of more than fifty.
In the RVF community neither the large Name:
team of firefighters nor the two-miles of Address:
hose to reach a hydrant exist. Instead Fire Date; aah =
Stations rely on this local water hauling
company to come to their rescue. It sounds
far-fetched however water trucks racing to
the rescue have already saved-the-day more
than once, in fact many times when time of
response is critical.
48
Support Solving the Problem!
Fill Out this Form take a picture of it and TEXT it to
this Number 602-616-8363 and it will be shared
with the folks that mater in zoning and politically.
[ reside in the Rio Verde Foothills Community and
Support Dynamite Water LLC Special Use
Permitting
Website Information: ( uy
hitps:/Avww.dynamitewater com/
Email: DynamiteH2O0@Desertinet.com
Mail-in Address: 28150 N, Alma School Pkwy
Suite #103-486
Scottsdale, AZ 85262
Phone: (602)620-9667
are obtained through Maricopa County to
allow parking of the water trucks at private
residences. This Court action effectively
eliminates an adequate water supply, stationed
nearby, to meet the needs of Firemen and the
community. For an area of residents who
understand the risks the anxiety level has risen.
Many residents are now in fear for their homes,
ranches, and livestock. .
“This is a known hauled water community,”
states Rio Verde real estate agent Denise
Dunning-Ricketts. “Leaving an entire
community at risk in such a fashion, with
extremely limited emergency water resources,
puts the entire Rio Verde Foothills community
in jeopardy and potentially facing great
liability. How could this happen, and what can
the community do now to protect itself? This
is frightening for all the residents!”
The solution is to expedite the Special-Use-
continued next page
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of the Trilogy developments and other higher-density settings. Without
back-up water arriving quickly, the capabilities of Fire Stations to fight
fires for a simple structure to any major fire is very limited. House and
structure fires are a Serious risk to igniting the surrounding desert and
Most residences in rural Rio Verde have desert -
landscaping right-up to the front door. Countless fires happening regularly
are putting the whole community at risk of setting the desert ablaze.
‘A recent fire located just west of Rio Verde in another Maricopa
County island went from a small-event to almost catching an entire
Tonto National Forest.
while the permit process
injunction ruling against
has been the irst company to lusty apply wun uae
process for Special-Use-Permits is time consuming, and during the process
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Maricopa County staff has recommended continuing to provide the service
proceeds.
Meanwhile, a local resident who feels the parking of trucks are a
nuisance sought injunctive relief in the Courts asking for a remedy to
cease and desist water hauling operations.
Arizona Superior Court Judge Daniel Kiley handed down the preliminary
On December 3rd, 2019
the use of parking water trucks until the SUP’s
* neighborhood of estates with desert
Jandscaping ablaze as Phoenix Fire ran out
of water. Fire-fighters had to make a stand Fill Out this Form take a pi et
“this Number 602-616-8363 and
with the folks that mater in zoning and politically.
in a wash to halt the wall of fire, as screams
and panic filled the air, Drifting embers
and smoke clouded the mind as neighbors .
evacuated, or stood watching it all unravel.
A two-mile long hose the firefighters
stretched to a hydrant saved the day, as did
their individual efforts and working together
as a very large team of more than fifty.
In the RVF community neither the large
team of firefighters nor the two-miles of
hose to reach a hydrant exist. Instead Fire
Stations rely on this local water hauling
company to come to their rescue. It sounds
far-fetched however water trucks racing to
the rescue have already saved-the-day more
than once,.in fact many times when time of
response is critical. ‘
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[reside in the Rio Verde Foothills Community and
Support Dynamite Water LLC Special Use
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Email: DynamiteH20@DesertineL.com
Mail-in Address: 28150 N. Alma School Pkwy
Suite #103-486
Scottsdale, AZ 85262
Phone: (602)620-9667
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are obtained through Maricopa County to
allow parking of the water trucks at private
» gesidences. This Court action effectively
eliminates an adequate water supply, stationed.”
nearby, to meet the needs of Firemen and thu
community. For an area of residents who ~
understand the risks the anxiety level has risen.
Many residents are now in fear for their homes:
ranches, and livestock. ;
“This is a known hauled water community,”
states Rio Verde real estate agent Denise
Dunning-Ricketts. “Leaving an entire
community at risk in such a fashion, with
extremely limited emergency water resources,
puts the entire Rio Verde Foothills community
in jeopardy and potentially facing great
liability. How could this happen, and what can
the community do now to protect itself? This
is frightening for all the residents!”
The solution is to expedite the Special-Use-
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residential water delivery services to the Rio Verde area. Dynamite Water
Permits to park on their private properties, action was taken to meet th”
are contracted to provide back-up water resources for Rural Metro & other need. Currently three water hauling companies in the RVF commur
Fire Stations.
For fire, rural property owners are not only at risk, so are the residents
of the Trilogy developments and other higher-density settings. Without
back-up water arriving quickly, the capabilities of Fire Stations to fight
fires for a simple structure to any major fire is very limited. House and
structure fires are a serious risk to igniting the surrounding desert and
Tonto National Forest. Most residences in rural Rio Verde have desert
landscaping right-up to the front door. Countless fires happening regularly
are putting the whole community at risk of setting the desert ablaze.
A recent fire located just west of Rio Verde in another Maricopa
County island went from a small event to almost catching an entire
have signed Code Compliance Agreements with Maricopa Coun}
obtain Special-Use-Permits for parking. To date Dynamite
has been the first company to fully apply for the SUP. The application
process for Special-Use-Permits is time consuming, ad during the process
Maricopa County staff has recommended Ponentite to provide the service
while the permit process proceeds.
Meanwhile, a local resident who feels the parking of trucks are a
nuisance sought injunctive relief in the Courts asking for a remedy to
cease and desist water hauling operations. On December 3rd, 2019
Arizona Superior Court Judge Daniel Kiley handed down the preliminary
injunction ruling against the use of parking water trucks until the SUP’s
neighborhood of estates with desert
landscaping ablaze as Phoenix Fire ran out
of water. Fire-fighters had to make a stand
in a wash to halt the wall of fire, as screams
and panic filled the air. Drifting embers
and smoke clouded the mind as neighbors
evacuated, or stood watching it all unravel. ;
A two-mile long hose the firefighters
stretched to a hydrant saved the day, as did
their individual efforts and working together
as a very large team of more than fifty.
In the RVF community neither the large
team of firefighters nor the two-miles of
hose to reach a hydrant exist. Instead Fire
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Address:
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Support Solving the Problem!
Fill Out this Form take a picture of it and TEXT it to
this Number 602-616-8363 and it will be shared
with the folks that mater in zoning and politically.
[reside in the Rio Verde Foothills Community and
Support Dynamite Water LLC Special Use
are obtained through Maricopa County to
allow parking of the water trucks at private
residences. This Court action effectively «_
eliminates an adequate water supply, station’
nearby, to meet the needs of Firemen and the.
community. For an area of residents who
understand the risks the anxiety level has risen.
Many residents are now in fear for their homes,
ranches, and livestock,
“This is a known hauled water community,”
states Rio Verde real estate agent Denise
Dunning-Ricketts. “Leaving an entire
community at risk in such a fashion, with
extremely limited emergency water resources,
Stations rely on this local water hauling
company to come to their rescue. It sounds
far-fetched however water trucks racing to
the rescue have already saved-the-day more
than once, in fact many times when time of
response is critical,
48
‘Website Information:
https://seww.dynamitewater.com/,
Email: DynamiteH2O@Desertinet.com
Mail-i -in Address: 28150 N. Alma School Pkwy
Suite #103-486
Scottsdale, AZ 85262
Phone: (602)620-9667
puts the entire Rio Verde Foothills community
in jeopardy and potentially facing great
liability. How could this happen, and what can
the community do now to protect itself? This
is frightening for all the residents!”
The solution is to expedite the Special-Use-
continued next page
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obtain Special-Use-Pemnits for parking. To date Dynamite Wat
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allow parking of the water trucks at j
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eliminates an adequate water supply.
nearby, to meet the needs of Firemen
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Many residents are now in fear for th
ranches, and livestock. :
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Fire Stations.
For fire, rural property owners are not only at risk, so are the tesidfents
of the Trilogy developments and other higher-density settings.. Without
back-up water arriving quickly, the capabilities of Fire Stations to fight
fires for a simple structure to any major fire is very limited, House and
structure fires are a serious risk to igniting the surrounding desert and - .
Tonto National Forest. Most residences in rural Rio Verde have desert
landscaping right-up to the front door. Countless fires happening regularly:
are putting the whole community at risk of setting the desert ablaze.
A recent fire located just west of Rio Verde in another Maricopa
County island went from a small event to almost catching an entire
have signed Code Compliance Agreements with Maricopa County to
obtain Special-Use-Permits for parking. To date Dynamite Water LLC
has been.the first company to fully apply’for the SUP. The application
process for Special-Use-Permits is time consuming, and during the process
Maricopa County staff has recommended continuing to provide the service
while the permit process proceeds.
"Meanwhile, a local resident who feels the parking of trucks are a
nuisance sought injunctive relief in the Courts asking for a remedy to
cease and desist water hauling operations.:On December 3rd, 2019
Arizona Superior Court Judge Daniel Kiley handed down the preliminary
injunction ruling against the use of parking water trucks until the SUP’s
neighborhood of estates with desert
landscaping ablaze as Phoenix Fire ran out
in a wash to halt the wall of fire, as screams
and panic filled the air. Drifting embers
and smoke clouded the mind as neighbors
evacuated, or stood watching it all unravel. ©
A two-mile long hose the firefighters
stretched to a hydrant saved the day, as did
their individual efforts and working together
as a very large team.of more than fifty.
In the RVF community neither the large’
Support Solving the Problem!
of water. Fire-fighters had tomakeastand Fa Gut this Form take a picture of it and TEXT it to
[reside in the Rio Verde Foothills Community and
Support Dynamite Water LLC Special Use
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Name: ME Chas ( C wal [Cn
‘are obtained through Maricopa County to
allow parking of the water trucks at private
residences. This Court action effectively
eliminates an adequate water supply, stationed
this Number 602-616-8363 and it will be shared nearby, to meet the needs of Firemen and the
with the folks that mater in zoning and politically.
community. For an area of residents who
» understand the risks the anxiety level has risen.
Many residents are now in fear for their homes,
ranches, and livestock.
“This is a known hauled water community,”
states Rio Verde real estate agent Denise
. Dunning-Ricketts. “Leaving'an entire
team of firefighters nor the two-miles of
Address:[S030 @- ClaparoCe weg, 2 $e community at risk in such a fashion, with
hose to reach a hydrant exist. Instead Fire Date:92/01(po
extremely limited emergency water resources,
Stations rely on this local water hauling
company to come to their rescue.. It sounds
far-fetched however water trucks racing to
the rescue have already saved-the-day more
than once, in fact many times when time of
response is critical.
Website Information:
hitps://www.dynamitewater.com/
Email: DynamiteH2O0@Desertinet.com
Mail-in Address: 28150 N. Alma School Ey,
Suite #103-486.
Scottsdale, AZ 85262
Phone: (602)620-9667
puts the entire Rio Verde Foothills community
in jeopardy and potentially facing great
liability. How could this happen, and what can
the community do now to protect itself? This
is frightening for all the residents!”
The solution is to expedite the Special-Use-
continued next page
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Fire Stations.
For fire, rural property owners are not only at risk, so are the residents
of the Trilogy developments and other higher-density settings. Without
back-up water arriving quickly, the capabilities of Fire Stations to fight
fires for a. simple structure to any major fire is very limited. House and
structure fires are a serious risk to igniting the surrounding desert and
Tonto National Forest. Most residences in rural Rio Verde have desert .
landscaping right-up to the front door. Countless fires happening regularly
are putting the whole community at risk of setting the desert ablaze. ©
Arecent fire located just west of Rio Verde in another Maricopa
County island went from a small event to almost catching an entire
neighborhood of estates with desert
landscaping ablazeias Phoenix Fire ran out.
of water. Fire-fighters had to make a stand
in a wash ‘to halt the wall of fire, as screams
and panic filled the air. Drifting embers
and smoke clouded the mind as neighbors
evacuated, or stood watching it all unravel.
A two-mile long hose the firefighters.
stretched to a hydrant saved the day, as did
their individual efforts and working together
as a very large team of more than fifty.
In the:RVF community neither the large
team of firefighters nor the two-miles of
hose to reach a hydrant exist. Instead Fire
Stations rely on this local water hauling
company to come to their rescue. It sounds
far-fetched however water trucks racing to
the rescue have already saved-the-day more
than once, infact many times when time of
fesppnay is critical.
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obtain Special-Use-Permits for parking. To date Dynamite Water LLC
has been the first company to fully apply for the SUP. The application
process for Special-Use-Permits is time consuming, and during the process
Maricopa County staff has recommended continuing to provide the service
while the permit process proceeds.
Meanwhile, a local resident who feels the parking of trucks are a
‘nuisance sought injunctive relief in the Courts asking for a remedy to
“cease and desist water hauling operations. On December 3rd, 2019
Arizona Superior Court Judge Daniel Kiley handed down the preliminary
_ injunction ruling against the use of parking water trucks until the SUP’s
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this Number 602-616-8363 and it will be shared
with the folks that mater in zoning and politically.
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Mail-in Address: 28150 N. Alma School Pkwy
Suite #103-486
~ Scottsdale, AZ 85262
Phone: (602)620-9667
are obtained through Maricopa County to
allow parking of the water trucks at private
residences. This Court action effectively
eliminates an adequate water supply, stationed
nearby, to meet the needs of Firemen and the
community. For an area of residents who
understand the risks the anxiety level has risen.
Many residents are now in fear for their homes,
ranches, and livestock.
“Phis is a known hauled water community,”
states Rio Verde real estate agent Denise
Dunning-Ricketts. “Leaving an entire
we community at risk in such a fashion, with
KS 26% extremely limited emergency water resources,
puts the entire Rio Verde Foothills community
in jeopardy and potentially facing great
liability. How-could this happen, and what can
the community do now-to protect itself? This
is frightening for all the residents!”
The solution is to expedite the Special- tee :
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of the Trilogy developments and other higher-density settings. Without
back-up water arriving quickly, the capabilities of Fire Stations to fight
fires for a simple structure to any major fire is very limited. House and
structure fires are a serious risk to igniting the surrounding desert and
Tonto National Forest. Most residences in rural Rio Verde have desert
landscaping tight-up to the front door. Countless fires happening regularly
are putting the whole community at risk of setting the desert ablaze.
Arecent fire located just west of Rio Verde in another Maricopa
County island went from a small event to almost catching an entire
Support Solving the Problem!
Fill Out this Form take a picture of it and TEXT it to
this Number 602-616-8363 and it will be shared
- With the folks that mater in zoning and politically.
neighborhood of estates with desert
landscaping ablaze as Phoenix Fire ran out. -
of water. Fire-fighters had to make a stand
in a wash to halt the wall of fire, as screams
and panic filled the air. Drifting embers
and smoke. clouded the mind as neighbors
evacuated, or stood watching it all unravel.
A two-mile long hose the firefighters
stretched to a hydrant saved the day, as did
their individual efforts and working together
as a very large team of more than fifty.
In the RVF community neither the large
team of firefighters nor the two-miles of -
hose to reach a hydrant exist. Instead Fire
Stations rely on this local water hauling
company to come.to their rescue. ‘It sounds
far-fetched however water trucks racing to
the rescue have already saved-the-day more
than once, in fact many times when time of
response is critical, .
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has been the first company to fully apply for the SUP. The application
process for Special-Use-Permits is time consuming, and during the process
~ Maricopa County staff has recommended continuing to provide the service
while the permit process proceeds. © d i
Meanwhile, a local resident who feels the parking of trucks are a
nuisance sought injunctive relief in the Courts asking for a remedy to
cease and desist water hauling operations. On December 3rd, 2019
Arizona Superior Court Judge Daniel Kiley handed down the preliminary
injunction ruling against the use of parking water trucks until the SUP’s
[ reside in the Rio Verde Foothills Community and
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“Website Information:
https:/wwaw.dynamitewater.com/
Email: DynamiteH2O0@Desettinet.com
Mail-in Address: 28150 N. Alma School Pkwy
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. Scottsdale, AZ 85262
Phone: (602)620-9667
are obtained through Maricopa County to,
: allow parking of the water trucks at private
residences. This Court action effectively
eliminates an adequate water supply, stationed
nearby, to meet the needs of Firemen and the
community. For an area of residents who
understand the risks the anxiety level has risen.
Many residents are now in fear for their homes,
ranches, and livestock.
“This is a known hauled water community,”
states Rio Verde real estate agent Denise
Dunning-Ricketts. “Leaving an entire
community at risk in such a fashion, with
extremely limited emergency water resources, .
puts the entire Rio Verde Foothills community
in jeopardy and potentially facing great ~ :
liability. How could this happen, and what cary
the community do now to protect itself? Th’ -
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For fire, rural property owners are not only at risk, so are the residents.
of the Trilogy developments and other higher-density settings. Without
back-up water arriving quickly, the capabilities of Fire Stations to fight
fires for a simple structure to any major fire is very limited. House and
structure fires are a serious risk to igniting the surrounding desert and
Tonto National Forest. Most residences in rural Rio Verde have desert
landscaping right-up to the front door. Countless fires happening regularly |
are putting the whole community at risk of setting the desert ablaze.
A recent fire located just west of Rio Verde in another Maricopa
County island went from a small event to almost catching an entire
have signed’Code Compliance Agreements with Maricopa County to
obtain Special-Use-Permits for parking. To date Dynamite Water LLC
has been the first company to fully apply for the SUP. The application
process for Special-Use-Permits is time consuming, and during the proces:
_ Maricopa County staff has recommended continuing to provide the servic:
_ while the permit process proceeds.
Meanwhile, a local resident who feels the parking of trucks are a
nuisance sought injunctive relief in the Courts asking for a remedy to
cease and desist water hauling operations. On December 3rd, 20 19 ;
Arizona Superior Court Judge Daniel Kiley handed down the preliminary
injunction ruling against the use of parking water trucks until the SUP’s
neighborhood of estates with desert
landscaping ablaze 'as Phoenix Fire ran out
of water. Fire-fighters had to make a stand
in a wash to halt the wall of fire, as screams
and panic filled the air. Drifting embers
and smoke clouded the mind as-neighbors
evacuated, or stood watching it all unravel.
A two-mile long hose the firefighters
stretched to a hydrant.saved the day, as did”
their individual efforts and working together
as a very large team of more than fifty.
In the RVF community neither the large
team of firefighters nor the two-miles of .
hose to reach a hydrant:exist. Instead Fire
Stations rely on this local water hauling ©
company to come to their rescue. It sounds
far-fetched however water trucks racing to
the rescue have already saved-the-day more
than once, in fact many times when time of
response is critical.
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Support Solving the Problem!
Fill Out this Form take a picture of it and TEXT it to
this Number 602-616-8363 and it will be shared
with the folks that mater in zoning.and politically.
[ reside in the Rio Verde Foothills Community and
Support Dynamite Water LLC Special Use
ebsite Information:
https://voww.dynamitewater.com/
Email: DynamiteH20@Desertinet.com
Scottsdale, AZ 85262
Phone: (602)620-9667
are obtained through Maricopa County to
allow parking of the water trucks at private
residences. This Court action effectively
eliminates an adequate water supply, stationed
nearby, to meet the needs of Firemen and the
community. For an area of residents who
understand the risks the anxiety level has risen.
Many residents are now in fear for their homes,
ranches, and livestock. a
“This is a known hauled water community,
states Rio Verde real estate agent Denise
Dunning-Ricketts. “Leaving an entire
community at risk in such a fashion, with
extremely limited emergency water resources,
puts the entire Rio Verde Foothills community
in jeopardy and potentially facing great
liability. How could this happen, and what can
the community do now to protect itself? This
is frightening for all the residents!”
The solution is to expedite the Special-Use-
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