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What is Del Webb?

Del Webb is a 55+ age-restricted community. With more than six decades of home building experience, Del Webb is dedicated to designing and building homes with you in mind. Del Webb offers more than just a beautiful home, it provides a vibrant community where you can explore your passions and connect with neighbors, while enjoying a wide variety of activities and events.
What homes are available?

Click HERE to find out more about Del Webb and the available lots/inventory homes.
What is there to do nearby?
Shopping and Dining:
- Stonebriar Centre Mall
- Nebraska Furniture Mart
- The Shops at Legacy
- Frisco Square
- The Star in Frisco
- Tons of new restaurants and retail locations are under construction along the U.S. Hwy. 380 corridor
Sports and Entertainment:
- Lake Lewisville
- Cut! by Cinemark
- Top Golf
- Dr. Pepper Arena (Frisco RoughRiders)
- Toyota Stadium (FC Dallas)
Grocery:
- Kroger Marketplace
- HEB (coming soon)
- Aldi (coming soon)
Who is CCMC?

The Association has a contract with CCMC to manage the day-to-day operations of the Community Association. CCMC was formed in 1973 and is based in Scottsdale, Arizona. CCMC operates in 10 states and manages more than 200 Associations. The role of CCMC is to implement the policies set by the Board of Directors, manage the financial aspects of the Association, supervise the companies contracted to work on-site, enforce the covenants, ensure that all modifications to the exterior of the home are in compliance with the Design Guidelines and oversee the common areas as well as lifestyle operations.

The Community Manager has general oversight of the Community Association and staff members. The Lifestyle Director oversees the planning and implementation of all lifestyle programming, amenity usage and all Association communications

For more information about CCMC, please visit www.ccmcnet.com.
How much are the assessments? How do I pay them?

Association assessments are $396 quarterly. These funds pay for a variety of maintenance, operation, and management expenses. Maintenance includes upkeep and necessary repairs of common areas and amenities, while operating expenses include utilities and insurance. An example of these types of expenses includes repairing damage to the common area sidewalks or fencing. Management expenses include a full-time, on-site Association team. Assessments also contribute to a vibrant lifestyle program as well as resident communications.

Click HERE to pay your assessments.