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Oro Valley, the valley of gold, encompasses a rich heritage that has shaped our modern vibrant community.

The town is centered along the Canada del Oro drainage that flows from the lofty Santa Catalina Mountains.

These mountains form the outstanding scenic backdrop to Oro Valley, one that has been an important landmark for centuries.

For more than a thousand years prehistoric people called Hohokam by archeologists lived along the Canada and it's tributary drainages.

The remains of three of their large villages exist today in the Oro Valley area.

The Honeybee village located above Honey Bee Wash near the Rancho Vistoso neighborhood and the Splendido retirement community was occupied between AD 500 and AD 1200.

Its residents built hundreds of houses in pits and a ball court for community gatherings.

A portion of this village is preserved for public use and historical interpretation by Pima County.

The Romero ruin in Catalina State Park also contains pit houses, two ball courts and extensive agricultural fields.

In the period of the 80s and 90s Oro Valley's population growth was significant.

In order to support a community moving from rural to suburban, from a bedroom community to a self-sufficient community, Oro Valley needed to expand services.

The town understood that sales tax revenue was going to Tucson, and an increase in local retail was vital.

The town site was intended for some town facility expansion but the citizens support for more recreational amenities created a master plan, including a community center Performing Arts facility and dog park. passive as well as active recreation space.