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How do I pay my Homeowner Assessments? (Updated)

· To setup recurring payments or make a one-time payment visit https://buurt.ccmcnet.com/

· For more information regarding assessments visit https://www.radiancesv.com/assessment-info/
How do I get my access cards for the amenities?

Welcome to Radiance! Access cards can be picked up from the HOA office located at the Amenity Center. The office hours are Monday-Friday 9am-4pm. Please bring your closing documents with you to the office.
What are the hours of the fitness center, pool and splash pad?

The Amenity hours are 4am-10pm daily.
Can I rent the facilities?

There are multiple options for rental space at Radiance. Please visit our Facility Rental page for more details.
What is the code for the Splash Pad?

The current code for the splash pad is 0425. Please note that the code will be updated frequently. Any changes to the code will be communicated to the community.
Who do I contact about a warranty concern with my home?

Please contact DR Horton for any warranty concerns.
Who do I contact regarding parking concerns on the streets?

The city of Apache Junction manages the roads in Radiance. The Association does not enforce parking on the public roadways. Please contact the Apache Junction police via the non-emergency line at (480) 982-8260 with any parking concerns.
Do I need approval to make changes to the exterior of my home?

Any changes to the front yard of your home will require ARC approval. Any structures, pools, bistro lights, or sheds in the backyard of your home will require ARC approval. Please see our Home Modification page for more information.
What plants can I plant in my landscaping?

The approved plant palette can be found here. Please note that front yard landscaping requires ARC approval. No ARC approval is needed for the backyard, provided that the plants are on the approved plant palette.
What are invasive weeds and how can I protect my landscaping?

Apache Junction, as well as Pinal County, have multiple resources for protecting your landscaping from invasive weeds in Arizona. More information can be found here.