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Rancho Manor Neighborhood Association

November 23rd, 2009 Categories: Rancho Manor

I was most pleased to find this sign on a lawn in Rancho Manor this morning. It’s truly sign of an actively engaged neighborhood association. “Home of the Month” awards, landscape awards, clean up recognition and many other things can be done to raise awareness and grow community again.

I want to congratulate the property owners, as well as the association.

I’m recommending recognition signs like these to all of the Neighborhood Associations in Vintage Vegas. If you don’t know if your neighborhood has an association, you can check here. There’s very few in the county, but they do have a program where you can start one.

Rancho Manor is used to describe a great little pocket of Vintage Vegas. It’s the east side of Rancho Drive, South of the 95 Freeway.

Some of what’s in the Rancho Manor Neighborhood Association is actually the subdivisions of Rancho Park, Rancho Vista and a small part of Twin Lakes that was cut off when the freeway was built in the 70’s.

The home of the month pictured here is actually in Twin Lakes 11.

There’s a monument sign on Shadow Lane that announces the community. There’s also access off of Rancho across from the Rancho Bel Air gates, as well as from Tonopah Drive.

I’ve mentioned Rancho Manor many times on the blog. Here’s all the posts.

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1. Zane D. said at November 24th, 2009 at 9:05 am

   any ideas how to find neighborhood associations outside of the city limits? a quick search of the county website and google came up with nothing.

2. Heidi said at November 24th, 2009 at 9:21 am

   This is wonderful! What an excellent idea.

3. Carrie L. said at July 26th, 2010 at 11:55 pm

   I grew up in a neighborhood off of Gowan and Rancho. (I was born here in 1969)The housing track must have been built by the same builder who built some of Rancho Manor. There was only one track of completed homes. The weird thing about that neighborhood, was that there were several blocks of completed sidewalks and paved streets, but no houses…..The area was slated to be a huge development, but the economy when bust and all the homes were empty for years before my parents bought our home brand new….I was just curious if you have any more info about that area. The zip is 89108 and some of the street names are Cabrillo circle, Santa Catalina, Venice and Miramar. My mother still lives there.

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