Southeast Bend, Oregon
A neighborhood run by the people who live in it.
Two hundred and fifty-seven homes on the edge of the Deschutes National Forest, looked after by a volunteer board since the 1970s.
Everything an owner needs, in one place.
Dues, the rules that run with your land, the people to call, and what the association is dealing with right now.
One hundred dollars a year. PayPal, Venmo, or a cheque by post.
Change my home or landscapeThe Architectural Control Committee. Some phases require pre-approval before you begin.
Find a documentCC&Rs for all six phases, annual meeting minutes and the dues form.
See what’s coming upMeetings, socials and hearings — everything on the neighborhood calendar.
Know who to callFive board members and six standing committees, each with its own address.
Prepare for wildfireAlerts, burn status, home hardening assessments and evacuation planning.
Neighborhood calendar
What’s coming up.
Council decides on changes to the Caldera Ranch Conceptual Plan.
Next upThe second of the association’s two annual socials, organised by the Social Committee.
Date to comeWhere the board is elected and the year’s budget is presented. Every owner may attend and vote.
Date to comeAnnouncement and presentation are posted.
Returned after an extended absence. Thank you to everyone who came.
Neighborhood — active issue
Caldera Ranch
A 716-unit development on 91.4 acres south of Knott Road, across from Caldera High School. It is the focus of the City of Bend’s one-time Urban Growth Boundary expansion, and it will affect Woodside Ranch.
Fire safety
Are you ready?
Wildfire is a common threat to all residents of Woodside Ranch and to everyone in Central Oregon. The best way to combat that threat is to be prepared and be informed.