In June 1960, a subdivision, to be called Hidden Valley Estates, was recorded in Pima County (See the original document below). This land was at the Northeast corner of Sabino Canyon Road and Snyder Rd. Homes were built, and by summer of 1969, the land was further divided.

In August 1969, a meeting of the new corporation, called Hidden Valley Town-Houses, was held. The following persons were elected to serve as the first directors of the corporation: W. H. Miller, Helen Miller, and John Wesley Miller. (John Wesley Miller is builder and contractor who still lives and works in Tucson.)

In September 1969, the Deed Restrictions for Hidden Valley Town-House were recorded in Pima County.

By 1972, fifty townhouse units had been built on ten acres and were all occupied. The association was turned over to the owners September 9, 1972. Adopted changes to the Articles and By-Laws were recorded on November 11, 1973.

One of the original owners is Leo Morris. Click here to read some of the stories about the early days of HVTIA and his description of the territory surrounding the association in 1971 when they bought their unit.

You can also Click here to learn more about the history of the Hidden Valley and Rockcliff developments, and how the streets in the neighborhood came to be named.